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"Captain Dunsel." A scene from 1960's Star Trek where Captain Kirk grabs AI creator by the shirt because the AI murdered hundreds of space-farers after it was give control of the Starship Enterprise's weapons system.
The Ford account on Instagram that says the feed has 0 posts and "no posts yet."
A word cloud image with ice cream related terms including "flavor," "great," "buy," "love," "#icecream," as well as emojis of ice cream cones, hearts, laughing, and smiling faces.
Elon Musk holds a chain saw at the CPAC conference. Behind is a banner that says "The Dogefather" in text that mimics the typeface of "The Godfather" movie.
Text of screen grab of x.com post from @ElonMusk reads: "There was (still is) a massive cyberattack against X. We get attacked every day, but this was done with a lot of resources. Either a large, coordinated group and/or a country is involved."
Facebook post from radio station 96.7 The River that was asking if, "anyone else been to Costco lately? Did you find any eggs there?" It appears that nobody has replied.
A trend graph depicting a rise in mentions of the term "uncertainty" when they were made in the context of the economy or the the future. The starting point is about 55,000 mention during the week of November 11, 2024 and ending at about 110,000 the week of the February 24, 2024.
Social media post, praising Trump and Vance, that says Ukraine President Zelensky s a "coke addict."
Word cloud of online media mentions around "consumer confidence." Over the past month. It's colored by sentiment of the post. Most mentions have a neutral sentiment, but several have negative sentiment including the terms "business," "economy," and "inflation." No terms positive sentiment terms are indicated.
The Daily Caller's Facebook post features a stock image of Costco entrance with the headline: "Costco Should Think Twice About Doubling Down On Its 'Illegal' D.E.I. Policies, Republican A Gs Warn"
A snarky rejoinder to Senator Murkowski of Alaska's post that supported keeping the United States highest mountain named Denali. The reply reads, "Oh, cry me a Gulf of America."
Screen shot of post on X that reads, #BREAKING: Elon Musk posting on 𝕏 threatening to fund the primary opponents of Republicans who voted for the spending bill effectively kılled it, per Fox"
A screen grab of a post by @edyong209.bsky.social. It was posted to BlueSky on November 30th but has a label that says is it was "Archived from August, 2013 at 1:48 PM"
A two axis line a bar graph. The left axis shows percentage increase from the November 1st baseline of 100% and the right axis depicts journalists' activity by count of their posts, reposts, quote reposts and comments. The November 1st baseline is about 5,000. The rate of increase was flat until about November 4th which was Election Day in the U.S.A. It increased quickly for two weeks after that and has been slowly rising since until the chart's end date of December 4th. As of December 4th, there has been just over a 400% increase in activity with just over 18,000 counted posts, reposts, quoted reposts, and comments.
An A I generated illustration of a thousands of people in business attire standing in worship (with their arms over their head) of multi-story raised platform for a company called Lacoly. The important part is C R pin affixes to the image. When that is clicked on, it opens, a window describing 1) the device used to create the image, in this case Chat G P T, 2) That Open A I issued the Content Credential, and 3) the Content Credentials issue date was November 24th, 2024.
Line-trend graph showing the trend from October 23rd of the percentage change of the of journalists posting to BlueSky. The trend began rising from Election Day, November 4th, peaking at nearly 350% on November 18th and ending at 250% on November 21st.
A bar chart of top 10 cities where posts about Red Flag Warnings have originated. They are, in order, New York City, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Tea, Rapid City, Boston, Cheyenne, Aberdeen, Albany and Oakland
A pie chart of the top 10 dishes people say are their favorites. They are 1. Dressings & Stuffings, 2. Potatoes & Yams, 3. Turkey, 4. Macaroni & Cheese, 5. Casseroles, 6. Pie, 7. Bread & Rolls, 8. Cranberries, 9. Gravy, 10. Ham, and 11. All others.
Stacked bar chart showing percentage of posts in either the 10 am hour or the 11 am hour. The first bar is the earthquake and the second gar is the emergency alerts that followed. The chart shows that bulk of posting within two hours of the quake occurred in the first half hour of the 10:25 earthquake, yet 90% of the discussion around receiving mobile alerts occurred in the following hour.
Cover page of the report titled "Exploring Forestry and Foresters on Social Media. A review of the diverse communities comprising the forestry culture ecosystem."
A bar chart showing subject categories of those whose bios say they are foresters or otherwise involved in forestry. Those posting on culture and politics represented the highest share with 11,687 posts over the 100 day period in the study. This was followed by those who also mention involvement in agriculture and farming with about 9,400 posts followed by Government Forestry account, private businesses, and academic related accounts with 7,900, 5,400, and 5,300 respectively.
Screenshot of thefront page of Childrens Health Defense dot org that features several prominent images of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in the context of his leadership at this organization and advertising his book, The Wuhan Cover-Up.
A graph, that we can pretend is tree shaped although it's an Excel Funnel chart, that shows how we tagged the mention counts of forestry professionals in the United States based on a broad review of their social media content. In descending order, the results are: Climate Activists: 1,557 posts or shares. Government Forestry Accounts: 983 posts or shares. They can be national, state, or local accounts. Those interested in Culture or Politics generally: 879 posts or shares. Urban Foresters: 803 posts or shares. Academics, like professors or lecturers: 715 posts or shares. Those who are Sports Enthusiasts: 580 posts or shares. Those who are interested in Ecological Restoration: 420 posts or shares. The social media activity of Logging Companies: 153 posts or shares. The social media activity of elected officials that match the profile filter: 136 posts or shares. Forestry Non-Profits: 126 posts or shares.
A table of top the top ten Subreddits (discussion groups at reddit dot com) with mention volume around Micro Mobility battery fires. They are in descending order: e bikes: 665 mentions Catastrophic Failure: 322 mentions Abrupt Chaos: 311 mentions Damn that's interesting: 247 mentions Electric Scooters: 192 mentions Micromobility N Y C news: 105 mentions technology: 91 mentions new york city: 81 mentions Mention volume the number of mentions that met our search criterial for discussion on this topic.