Memes created a feedback loop where existing suspicions ... or outrage – to encourage rapid sharing. Before clicking“share”, reflect on whether you're being manipulated emotionally into ...

University of Bath’s Emily Godwin explains how memes, rather than harmless internet humour, have become a powerful tool for spreading dangerous ideas.

Memes created a feedback loop where existing suspicions ... or outrage—to encourage rapid sharing. Before clicking "share," reflect on whether you're being manipulated emotionally into spreading ...

Memes created a feedback loop where existing suspicions ... or outrage – to encourage rapid sharing. Before clicking “share”, reflect on whether you’re being manipulated emotionally ...