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Several discussions highlight the transformative nature of the findings, with phrases such as 'the less racist society becomes, the more racism people perceive' indicating a strong engagement with the concept. Users share insights like, 'As problems disappear, people redefine what a problem is,' demonstrating how the tone of curiosity and concern permeates the conversations. This choice of language showcases an urgency to understand and address how perceptions shift as societal issues evolve.
Many discussions express support for the publication's findings, with users frequently agreeing on the implications of 'prevalence-induced concept change'.
A significant number of posts indicate a strong interest in the topic, reflecting both personal relevance and curiosity about its wider social implications.
Numerous users engage in deep discussions about specific experiments and their applications, suggesting thoughtfulness and a desire to explore the topic further.
There is a consensus that the publication has substantial implications for understanding social dynamics and perceptions, with many users noting the broader societal effects.
Concept creep: Science paper shows that as we make progress on social problems (bullying, prejudice, etc), we broaden the definition of the problem. As a result, we fail to notice the progress we've made on these problems. https://t.co/bD0ox1vq67 https://t.co/NeUyJOC8lS
Sources: https://t.co/fhVPPi0ETc https://t.co/63TXxIPFec https://t.co/maMjqY9rGX https://t.co/GKOUlyY5kd, https://t.co/tOdOGPYO2D https://t.co/z6ldefHDXQ (see also: https://t.co/QsbqviRttQ) https://t.co/zvSvv8SDhx https://t.co/UbduzT2CUi P.S. I am aware that people in
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@iAmNdukwe As problems disappear, people redefine what a "problem" is to maintain a sense of purpose.
@CHSommers @Princeton My opinion: As all kinds of harms become less prevalent in society, people are naturally expanding their conceptualization of these harms. https://t.co/Tvwd0jgnL4
This video explores Azula from Avatar, focusing on narcissism and perfectionism. It discusses how psychological traits influence character development, drawing on research regarding perception changes in rare stimuli…
Are we experiencing a decline in video gaming or are our perceptions clouded by bias? This video delves into the psychological factors behind our judgments of the gaming industry, examining how our memories and…
@FraserNelson @Shayan86 The fact that the population perceives crime/murder rates contrary to statistical reality is explained by the ‘law of increasing intrusiveness of negative residues’. People perceive problems as more negative the less significant they become. https://t.co/TE1S7BNbPL
Prevalence-induced concept change in human judgment https://t.co/9EDhvaYMqt > Social problems may seem intractable in part because reductions in their prevalence lead people to see more of them.
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RT @cremieuxrecueil: Sources: https://t.co/fhVPPi0ETc https://t.co/63TXxIPFec https://t.co/maMjqY9rGX https://t.co/GKOUlyY5kd, https://…
Sources: https://t.co/fhVPPi0ETc https://t.co/63TXxIPFec https://t.co/maMjqY9rGX https://t.co/GKOUlyY5kd, https://t.co/tOdOGPYO2D https://t.co/z6ldefHDXQ (see also: https://t.co/QsbqviRttQ) https://t.co/zvSvv8SDhx https://t.co/UbduzT2CUi P.S. I am aware that people in
third lock is indigo/blurple/blue-purple
@AmericanRasca1 @Chuck_Ritter92 You think this is worth obsessing over because you don’t have real problems in your life. https://t.co/YFu9wzydzs
Prevalence-Induced Concept Change in Human Judgment: When negative or unethical things become less common, people often broaden their perspective of what they define as a “problem. This leads them to start labeling more neutral things as negative or unethical. No matter how https://t.co/lHb0iGJfDt
A quem for de interesse: LEVARI, D. E. et al. Prevalence-induced concept change in human judgment. Science, v. 360, n. 6396, p. 1465–1467, 2018.
@Live_the_Dream8 @CxuAsx 1/4 Then there is Prevalence-induced concept change in human judgment. Experiments showed that people often respond to decreases in the prevalence of a stimulus by expanding their concept of it. When blue dots became rare, participants began to see purple dots as blue; when
@SatouSomath "un penser raciste" Selon cette étude, on remarque que la gauche a tendance à voir de la violence, du racisme, des actes immoraux, là où il n'y en a pas. https://t.co/17RI1E0Hes
@ConceptualJames Prevalence Induced Concept Change is real, and I highly recommend you at least entertain the idea you might be a victim of it: https://t.co/23miwTFGfU
@iAmNdukwe As problems disappear, people redefine what a "problem" is to maintain a sense of purpose.
I think back to this paper often so I want to share it with those who haven't seen it. It must be one of my favorite papers. The experiments are clean, intuitive, easy to follow. But what's stuck with me most is how humbling the findings are
@jonkay There was a paper a few years back that presaged this: https://t.co/GaJkWusyOA
@Jack__and__Jill @innerrap Здесь есть ссылки на источники https://t.co/61GKDkRHT9 (п.с. Вообще такие исследования очень легко гуглятся..)
@GSiemionczyk to się nawet bardzo ładnie nazywa: prevalence-induced concept change* *no, bardzo podobne zjawisko https://t.co/RgH2Rqjc37
@tscuniversity13 !! yesss! more analysis on the blue-purple/indigo theory and the science behind it https://t.co/2rUrBPCiS4 https://t.co/ZAjDxxW3Vu
@MidwesternDoc @MattWalshBlog @jimmy_dore Prevalence Induced Concept Change also plays a role. https://t.co/Ggdio1h6Yn
Hey there's now scientific research backing a model I made about 13 years ago. https://t.co/vXv0pMBEC8 https://t.co/TegKYkHz2V
Prevalence-Induced Concept Change https://t.co/Vp62m6H7bg https://t.co/QYP5TSsVTe
this video explains the study but it’s application to closeted stars is that people just don’t expect them to be gay so despite how much they indicate they are, the public is more likely to rely on their preconceived notions rather than new information https://t.co/TblKZfwYQa https://t.co/ZAjDxxW3Vu
@Clive_Bates @GrimmGreen @lmstroud89 Allow me to introduce Prevalence-Induced Concept Change! "Electronic Smoking Devices" https://t.co/q8B0X72crt.
@peterboghossian Blue for effect? https://t.co/tHcFhGSjeh
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@david_procureur et connais-tu l'étude sur "le changement de concept induit par la prévalence dans le jugement humain" (DOI 10.1126/science.aap8731) ?
@Ckaiadn https://t.co/ZBEWZOnWZL Here is the experiment I talked about
@hrw https://t.co/k5LECxBYNb I think this is the explanation why organization like HRW see abuse where is no abuse
@hsfi https://t.co/p3zhPMW39h
Why does this happen? In past work, I've studied "prevalence-induced concept change," or how concepts can grow when their instances become rare. If blue dots are hard to find, a new dot might look very blue compared to *what you've seen lately.* https://t.co/q51LnU8aS6 (5/9)
@dreddiewaldrep @wesyang Have you seen Levari, David Emmanuel. 2018. Prevalence-Induced Concept Change in Human Judgment. Doctoral dissertation, Harvard University, Graduate School of Arts & Sciences? Really does help predict it and has some experiments on mitigating tactics.
@CPalmerEldritch @DisaffectedPod See Levari, David Emmanuel. 2018. Prevalence-Induced Concept Change in Human Judgment. Doctoral dissertation, Harvard University, Graduate School of Arts & Sciences.
@ramroumee Selon cette étude, on remarque que la gauche a tendance à voir de la violence, du racisme, des actes immoraux, là où il n'y en a pas. https://t.co/17RI1E0Hes
@Meriem_Laribi https://t.co/17RI1E0Hes Selon cette étude, on remarque que la gauche a tendance à voir de la violence, du racisme, des actes immoraux, là où il n'y en a pas.
@omni_american @GlennLoury "Why do some social problems seem so intractable? In a series of experiments, we show that people often respond to decreases in the prevalence of a stimulus by expanding their concept of it." https://t.co/g5tS5OxHR9
@JohnathanPerk I'll just leave this here so that, once you wake up, you can come back to it and begin to make sense of what happened to you and your tribe. https://t.co/ZBhYwPPkmh
Sim, é isso de que diz esse estudo: Prevalence-induced concept change in human judgment David E. Levari, Daniel T. Gilbert, Timothy D. Wilson, Beau Sievers, David M. Amodio and Thalia Wheatley
Die Menschen werden immer Sensibler je mehr wir darauf achten niemanden auf die Füße zu treten, statt netter worte habe ich eine tolle Studie für euch zu dem Thema. https://t.co/I3jM6MoO7i
@_s_____h_ @CodifyBaseball It is not racist. Stop. I encourage you to study prevalence-induced concept change in human judgment.
@joergscheller1 Studie zum Tweet: https://t.co/gsOXOAE9hi
@ArtByFirestar @toast_overlord Is it on the rise? Or is it just you trying to spot here the more you can, lowering down your acceptance level? Here is some lecture https://t.co/V4jvpL1mYf (plus "Prevalence-induced concept change in human judgment" makes anyone sounds so clever)
@robinhanson These kinds of things always make me think about that blue-purple dot study https://t.co/18f02UqhGN
Prevalence-induced concept change in human judgment | Science https://t.co/AGwvUSS5mn
"when the “signal” a person is searching for becomes rare, the person naturally responds by broadening his or her definition of the signal“. This explains a lot about a lot. https://t.co/FbCVuHVWcL
RT @StefanFSchubert: Concept creep: Science paper shows that as we make progress on social problems (bullying, prejudice, etc), we broaden…
RT @StefanFSchubert: Concept creep: Science paper shows that as we make progress on social problems (bullying, prejudice, etc), we broaden…
RT @StefanFSchubert: Concept creep: Science paper shows that as we make progress on social problems (bullying, prejudice, etc), we broaden…
RT @StefanFSchubert: Concept creep: Science paper shows that as we make progress on social problems (bullying, prejudice, etc), we broaden…
RT @StefanFSchubert: Concept creep: Science paper shows that as we make progress on social problems (bullying, prejudice, etc), we broaden…
RT @StefanFSchubert: Concept creep: Science paper shows that as we make progress on social problems (bullying, prejudice, etc), we broaden…
RT @StefanFSchubert: Concept creep: Science paper shows that as we make progress on social problems (bullying, prejudice, etc), we broaden…
RT @StefanFSchubert: Concept creep: Science paper shows that as we make progress on social problems (bullying, prejudice, etc), we broaden…
RT @StefanFSchubert: Concept creep: Science paper shows that as we make progress on social problems (bullying, prejudice, etc), we broaden…
RT @StefanFSchubert: Concept creep: Science paper shows that as we make progress on social problems (bullying, prejudice, etc), we broaden…
RT @StefanFSchubert: Concept creep: Science paper shows that as we make progress on social problems (bullying, prejudice, etc), we broaden…
RT @StefanFSchubert: Concept creep: Science paper shows that as we make progress on social problems (bullying, prejudice, etc), we broaden…
RT @StefanFSchubert: Concept creep: Science paper shows that as we make progress on social problems (bullying, prejudice, etc), we broaden…
Concept creep: Science paper shows that as we make progress on social problems (bullying, prejudice, etc), we broaden the definition of the problem. As a result, we fail to notice the progress we've made on these problems. https://t.co/bD0ox1vq67 https://t.co/NeUyJOC8lS
RT @RealUnsweetDee: “…when blue dots become rare, participants start calling purple dots blue, and when threatening faces become rare, part…
Reminded of this - Prevalence induced concept change https://t.co/uhCZVXrxSn When there is scarcity of object/subject, you expand the scope of that to show prevalence. "Contribution" here is the subject .. https://t.co/nCnj3Ka8z3
To better understand this noise-to-signal mismatch, I've researched various psychological phenomena. To my surprise, I discovered a concept that helps explain the disconnect troubling me: prevalence-induced concept change in human judgment.
And on the subject of 'accessing' the countryside: it's really easy. Just go there and walk around. Done. The tedious, tedious scrabbling around for signs of racial inequity is becoming risible. https://t.co/8ClzOLjR3V
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@riverwitchkels yessssss same I'm like
A medida que o problema se torna menor, as conceituações do problema se expandem, o que pode levar a que o progresso seja descontado. A pesquisa é descrita em um artigo na Science. https://t.co/NXytW2we3K
@paulbloomatyale This is pretty cool, but I'm sure it's been criticized to death like everything else... https://t.co/K5bRkrvDpb
@IbnBattuta1080 @LeCarthaginois_ https://t.co/FZbQEO1ul4 Etude en détail : https://t.co/c7FsLKLe7v voici par exemple une étude en science cognitive qui démontre que l’être humain aura toujours tendance à modifier le concept de ce qui peut être violent ou inhumain (quelque soit sa morale de départ)⬇️
@DrJimFan Problemsolving is the essencential job of creativity. Another problem would be that we tend to more overstate problems the smaller they become ("blue dot effect") https://t.co/gsOXOAEH6Q.
RT @nhdre: @robkhenderson reads like confirmation of the purple-blue dot count study. https://t.co/aTbFZZR35z
RT @RealUnsweetDee: “…when blue dots become rare, participants start calling purple dots blue, and when threatening faces become rare, part…
@robkhenderson reads like confirmation of the purple-blue dot count study. https://t.co/aTbFZZR35z
@martyrmade Simply put: the ideology comes with mission creep. The better we get at punishing nazis, and the less there are, the more we lower the bar so they can locate more. The less racist society becomes the more racism they can find in it. https://t.co/nIPwHnCvT1
If you ever needed evidence of the mission creep that comes with leftist ideology this may be a perfect example. She was a typist... We see the same happening by those against racism. The less racist society becomes the more they find by lowering the bar. https://t.co/rj5JYAeq2i https://t.co/NFUJzyfAG5
@ZubyMusic https://t.co/FSV0FcvGN6
@lexfridman Prevalence-Induced Concept Change in Human Judgment https://t.co/IOg51qVrei
@haroonkhanonly @AMNKWR2 @ma22093709 @reponsedalarabi C’est faux :) https://t.co/FZbQENJl6W Etude en détail : https://t.co/c7FsLL2h9v C’est bien la morale qui évolue (changement de concept induit par la prévalence). Bienvenue dans le monde magique de la psycho evo les enfants.
@miikka_vuorela Jep. Sama ilmiö tunnetaan ainakin psykologiassa concept creepinä. Mitä vähemmän rasismia, seksismiä, väkivaltaa jne, sitä herkemmin sitä näemme. Tämä taas on yhteydessä aika suoraan kuinka havainnoimme maailmaa suhteellisesti ei absoluuttisesti. https://t.co/kwsCacqhXU
RT @RioStover: @CHSommers @Princeton My opinion: As all kinds of harms become less prevalent in society, people are naturally expanding the…
RT @RealUnsweetDee: “…when blue dots become rare, participants start calling purple dots blue, and when threatening faces become rare, part…
RT @RealUnsweetDee: “…when blue dots become rare, participants start calling purple dots blue, and when threatening faces become rare, part…
RT @RealUnsweetDee: “…when blue dots become rare, participants start calling purple dots blue, and when threatening faces become rare, part…
“…when blue dots become rare, participants start calling purple dots blue, and when threatening faces become rare, participants start calling neutral faces threatening. This phenomenon has broad implications…” https://t.co/HH8uqqsp38
@CHSommers @Princeton My opinion: As all kinds of harms become less prevalent in society, people are naturally expanding their conceptualization of these harms. https://t.co/Tvwd0jgnL4
@fe_richter encontrei o artigo https://t.co/5ifKePaTtD entendi de fato agora o conceito, teressantissimo
@SwipeWright It's possible the demand for oppression will always outstrip the supply https://t.co/aTbFZZzse1
@ClayTravis Here's some science on this topic. https://t.co/UTk0tNIsCu
RT @lunatickfringe: @ClayTravis They have to create it. Here's the science behind it. https://t.co/UTk0tNHUMW
@ClayTravis They have to create it. Here's the science behind it. https://t.co/UTk0tNHUMW
@_HelenDale @CarlosCMTF @iamsharmi_ It can be found below. If you cannot access I can email you a copy. https://t.co/jbOH8deX0S
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@ScottAdamsSays https://t.co/UTk0tNqjom
You want to find problems? You will. This video illustrates 'concept creep' and explains why humans will never be happy. https://t.co/CllJruCdoF
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@a_centrism @libsoftiktok You see more of what you seek out - prevalence-induced concept change: https://t.co/XhGmYjWiSM
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RT @Vayrytu: @clairlemon There is also empirical paper that support concept creep. https://t.co/kQqVP3bKzL
@wesyang https://t.co/UTk0tNqjom
@eurosatte @wesyang https://t.co/UTk0tNqjom
@AndrieuMickael @boileau_thomas Bref on sera pas d'accord mais voilà l'article en question https://t.co/QNGbYPYmyb Quand une menace disparaît, ton cerveau cherche a tout prix a la faire exister encore. Bonne chassea l'ED chez En Marche haha
"This phenomenon has broad implications that may help explain why people whose job is to find and eliminate problems in the world often cannot tell when their work is done." https://t.co/1YMJ3lC6DR
RT @AmrheinBenedikt: @rcp_1964 In my eyes it explains a lot of what's happening in today's society. Including the division we're witnessing…
@rcp_1964 In my eyes it explains a lot of what's happening in today's society. Including the division we're witnessing on so many levels. I stumbled upon "Concept Creep" via a German newspaper article earlier today. Two studies linked there: https://t.co/JIOMe7PYlz https://t.co/nIBIqQ0xEO
Psych. paper for today's world. Social problems may seem intractable because reductions in their prevalence lead people to see more of them. When biggest issue is masking/vaccinating that's 'freedom' lost. When war happens concept of freedom changes.
@Guis_Larcia @DailyMail https://t.co/UTk0tNqjom
@CowFan01 @redsteeze Science https://t.co/UTk0tNqjom
@ars_gravitatis @deviadvo @modiri_navid @joerogan Dessutom är risken hög att en spiral av fragilitet skapas. Vi behöver vara trevliga mot varandra, men vi behöver också resiliens. Att skapa atombomdstermer och söka ”trygga rum” är raka motsatsen till det. Vi blir fragila, och vidöppna för manipulation. https://t.co/TbPR4k3xL8
"Why do some social problems seem so intractable? ...when threatening faces became rare, participants began to see neutral faces as threatening; and when unethical requests became rare, participants began to see innocuous requests as unethical." https://t.co/k7FvpCktZm
A brain worm: when you look out for something, then the prevalence of that thing reduces... you compensate. Prevalence-induced concept change in human judgment – Levari et al (2018) https://t.co/x23sNmOj0H
FASCINATING! Prevalence-induced concept change in human judgment - Levari et al (2018) https://t.co/sFyo3fsVeq via @SysCoI
@RealYeyoZa People sometimes need to be reminded of that. #PrevalenceInducedConceptChange https://t.co/fbWSS3TrS1.
@wesyang “Prevalence induced concept change” provides a partial explanation. The link is from the NIH, so it might not be credible :) https://t.co/Z0Y4Q4NutD
@ThumblessGrasp @GovHowardDean Here's some science to back you up. https://t.co/UTk0tNHUMW
RT @SteveStuWill: "These results may have sobering implications..." https://t.co/eNb0iMUuw7 https://t.co/DaZle5ZSEy
RT @SteveStuWill: Prevalence-induced concept change: When a stimulus becomes rare, people expand their definition of it https://t.co/eNb0iM…
RT @SteveStuWill: Prevalence-induced concept change: When a stimulus becomes rare, people expand their definition of it https://t.co/eNb0iM…
RT @SteveStuWill: Prevalence-induced concept change: When a stimulus becomes rare, people expand their definition of it https://t.co/eNb0iM…
RT @SteveStuWill: Prevalence-induced concept change: When a stimulus becomes rare, people expand their definition of it https://t.co/eNb0iM…
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Here's what's happening with the Denver mascot. Prevalence-induced concept change in human judgment https://t.co/EYUbPsxc5E
https://t.co/qnY3qgFDoJ This just shows me that we, humans, are all idiots. We're all victims of our stupid fickle mind.
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@RioStover @k___douglas @wesyang Here's a video that illustrates that study. https://t.co/kkUd6W6eh1
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Prevalence-induced concept change in human judgment https://t.co/8U1AYX4cBY #perception #prevalence #standards #ethics #judgment #ProblemSolving
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Really good psychology article that explains reasons why @AOC @ewarren @RashidaTlaib & @IlhanMN will NEVER see the day that there has been or sufficient progress... —Prevalence-induced concept change in human judgment | Science https://t.co/2WjKPesHwt
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The less racist society becomes the more racism the people will see in society Prevalence-induced concept change in human judgment https://t.co/EC9TLCnXgB
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Alternate title: "Why You See Racism and Sexism Everywhere". Prevalence-induced concept change in human judgment | Science https://t.co/gpKnKWfTCD https://t.co/66CewEODmn
@ScottAdamsSays It might be aligned with Prevalence-induced concept change in human judgment. This clip explains it. No Agenda 1292: Killing Mink https://t.co/mYPx75ABRN
Prevalence-induced concept change in human judgment - Social problems may seem intractable in part because reductions in their prevalence lead people to notice more of them. Thanks @BretWeinstein @HeatherEHeying. https://t.co/4WLvIh1TlP
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@JSevincBasad Liebe Judith, der Artikel ist sehr treffend. Die wichtigste Studie fehlt aber, und ich frage mich, warum man so wenig darüber hört. Vielleicht wollen Sie das einmal aufgreifen. "Prevalence-induced concept change in human judgment" von Levari et. al. https://t.co/tA6rzhejZm
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So we think differently when certain things indirectly related to the subject influence oour perceptions? “Prevalence-induced concept change in human judgment” https://t.co/oWKDamtsVX
RT @michaelshermer: "Prevalence-induced concept change in human judgment" or why "people often respond to decreases in the prevalence of a…
RT @michaelshermer: "Prevalence-induced concept change in human judgment" or why "people often respond to decreases in the prevalence of a…
RT @michaelshermer: "Prevalence-induced concept change in human judgment" or why "people often respond to decreases in the prevalence of a…
"Prevalence-induced concept change in human judgment" or why "people often respond to decreases in the prevalence of a stimulus by expanding their concept of it." eg, blue dots, angry faces, unethical requests. As social problems are solved we see more. https://t.co/5U7m1T8dPt
RT @pacotraver: Cuando algo es poco frecuente su concepto se expande. Prevalence-induced concept change in human judgment | Science https:/…
Cuando algo es poco frecuente su concepto se expande. Prevalence-induced concept change in human judgment | Science https://t.co/xCd48HatO0
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@statsepi But on a serious note. This is a good example of concept change (or concept creep), the tendency for definitions to expand over time. (In philosophy often referred to semantic extension and intension.) https://t.co/mveEMS19vP https://t.co/MUwfGRwju4
#PrevalenceInducedConceptChange-1. "Prevalence-induced concept change in human #judgment. David E. Levari, Daniel T. Gilbert, Timothy D. Wilson, Beau Sievers, David M. Amodio, Thalia Wheatley #Science 29 Jun 2018: Vol. 360, Issue 6396, pp. 1465-1467" M.t. 'Prävalenzinduzierter >
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"Prevalence-induced concept change in human judgment" aka "The Blue Dot" effect is OMG stuff
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Are these dots purple or blue? Your answer might not be as reliable as y... https://t.co/nQHWTJHaCY чрез @YouTube
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