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@mlozon3 @EliotPence Another fucking idiot posts bullshit. mapleMaga loves Trump and supports him spending billions on the bullshit ballroom but hates Canada and condemns preserving Canadian heritage.

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3 weeks ago

@KirkLubimov @MarkJCarney So it was perfectly fine after Stephen Harper? You're a fucking conservative stooge. AKA a fucking idiot.

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a month ago

@ManagerTactical @justcadex @CanadaSoccerEN wrong

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a month ago

@CooperMacShoe @CanadianPolling When you can't understand a question, the best approach is to ask for clarification, more context, or a simpler phrasing.

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a month ago

@BiggusWalrus @tommyda53620872 @MikeLevin @grok Michigan is part of the US. Duh.

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a month ago

@TheAncientDude @SENYYZ @thejmills @MikeLevin Fuck you’re an idiot.

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a month ago

@LanDawg05 @FrankFMToronto @Travelingchicky @Emolclause 100% certainty. You're just another low IQ Trump loving moron who hates Canada.

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2 months ago

@skidrow742 @338Canada Dyscalculia is a learning disorder that affects a person's ability to understand number-based information and math.

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2 months ago

@John658796845 This is a common paradox often explained by the Dunning-Kruger effect. This cognitive bias causes people with limited knowledge or competence in an area to severely overestimate their abilities, leading them to speak with absolute confidence.

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2 months ago

@CanadaRoast When someone uses AI to deliberately push a false narrative, it is known as AI-enabled disinformation. Bad actors use generative models, deepfakes, and automated content farms to mass-produce and amplify compelling lies, exploit emotions, and erode public trust

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2 months ago

@Sluggo013 The Dunning-Kruger Effect: A cognitive bias where people with limited knowledge or competence in a specific domain greatly overestimate their own expertise.