Some clever bloke with "problem glasses", pink hair and a nose ring -the epitome of everything certain newfags on Sup Forums fear- was in part responsible for helping manipulate millions of certain people vote for a certain person in a recent American election.
How awkward for the Warriors of Kek.
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Published on 27 Sep 2016
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>In a presentation at the 2016 Concordia Annual Summit in New York, Mr. Alexander Nix discusses the power of big data in global elections. Cambridge Analytica’s revolutionary approach to audience targeting, data modeling, and psychographic profiling has made them a leader in behavioral microtargeting for election processes around the world.
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Wew lad.
explain
What the first clip, as well as this clip
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Then, with that knowledge, watch the clip in this post I had a look to see if it was being talked about on Sup Forums and they have/had by this point a thread up with people desperately trying to spin it is false news. It's kind of hilarious, to be honest.
I'm thinking Trump supporters didn't need to be "manipulated" by fake news from Russia to vote for him, they already had a lot of racial resentment.
The people trying to blame it all on Russia are the neocons/neolibs who want a third World War.
That's just my two cents.
I wouldn't call it fake news, but what exactly is the meat and potatoes of the allegations being made here? I watched the Channel 4 clip and he uses a lot of words to say very little.
>a high tech ad agency ran a successful campaign
Stop the fucking presses NOW
You know how Ted Cruz became such a meme on places like Sup Forums? These people were responsible for creating that. It is discussing in particular by the CEO back in 2016, before the reality of the manipulation was leaked.
Yeah, no mate.
>blah blah blah angry white men blah blah lblah bannon blah blah blah nazis
interesting how king cuck over here got fooled into doing this. guess $$$ really is king after all
>blah blah blah angry white men blah blah lblah bannon blah blah blah nazis
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>interesting how king cuck over here got fooled into doing this
Who are you talking about in particular?
im not watching it
just explain what he says
the goy in the vid
>im not watching it
Watch it if you want to understand, mong. Why would you ignore a first hand account in favour of a shitty second hand summary?
The CEO making big bucks out of this or the guy in the first clip who was responsible for creating the process and is clearly trying to smother his gloating with a false sense of moral obligation well after the fact? The only "goys" here are the people who were targeted by this.
bit behind the news cycle, Bruce
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>In one exchange, when asked about digging up material on political opponents, Mr Nix said they could “send some girls around to the candidate’s house”, adding that Ukrainian girls “are very beautiful, I find that works very well”.
>He said: “… we just put information into the bloodstream of the internet, and then, and then watch it grow, give it a little push every now and again… like a remote control. It has to happen without anyone thinking, ‘that’s propaganda’, because the moment you think ‘that’s propaganda’, the next question is, ‘who’s put that out?’.”
>2018
>using goybook datamine edition
el em ay oh
If you think Hiro, who has extensive experience working with big data, isn't datamining the shit out of Sup Forums then I have a bridge to sell you.
>its another communist Sydney University student thread
Nice imgur file name, fellow redditor!
>he replied to me
All the Ted Cruz memes ever made were about making fun of him. What you're saying makes zero sense.
How is using analytical technology in 2016 to win an election controversial? The only controversy is the company got access to the information from some stupid survey.
that's fine this page is satire
>You know how Ted Cruz became such a meme on places like Sup Forums
Ted Cruz was a meme in America before the election. The guy read Dr. Suess in Congress and as a solicitor general said people had no right to use sex toys.