A social media site designed by a a thin skinned snowflake, for other thin skinned snowflakes that need a special safe space where they can not be challenged on any of their thoughts, opinions. A place that will protect their altered reality from hard facts that are 100% true.
Thank god truth social was created, I need a safe place where no one will ever challenge my thought or opinions.
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New truth category based on subjective social agreement distinct from fact-based truth. It is a form of social agreement that can be labeled as truth irregardless of any association to evidence based objective facts. ie. weights and measures
The measure of truthfuliness on truth social is how many people will accept opinion as fact.
aka bullshit
The measure of truthfuliness on truth social is how many people will accept opinion as fact.
aka bullshit
I saw this post on truth social that up is down and white is black, did you see it?
Yes, I did, if it's on truth social it must be true!
Yes, I did, if it's on truth social it must be true!
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and utterly failed ideologic America for presidential candidacy.
and utterly failed ideologic America for presidential candidacy.
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Get the truth anti-social mug.The study of how societies decide what counts as true—the social processes that create, maintain, and challenge truth claims. Truth is often presented as objective and universal, but the sociology reveals that what counts as true varies across cultures and eras, that truth is established through social institutions (science, media, law), and that truth claims are always entangled with power. The sociology of truth examines how facts are manufactured (through research, publication, consensus), how they're disseminated (through education, journalism, social media), and how they're sometimes destroyed (through denial, conspiracy, propaganda). It also examines what happens when societies lose shared truth—when facts become tribal, when evidence becomes optional, when reality itself becomes contested. Truth is social; when society fragments, truth fragments with it.
Example: "She studied the sociology of truth during an era of misinformation, watching as shared facts dissolved into competing realities. It wasn't that truth didn't exist; it was that the social processes that produced and maintained truth had broken down. Institutions that once commanded trust were now suspect. Communities that once shared facts now inhabited different information worlds. Truth was social, and society was fracturing."
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