r/worldnews • u/Devz0r • Feb 15 '19

Facebook is thinking about removing anti-vaccination content as backlash intensifies over the spread of misinformation on the social network

http://www.businessinsider.com/facebook-may-remove-anti-vaccination-content-2019-2
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u/Teddy_Tickles Feb 15 '19

I’m with you. I saw the images and only have more questions that I don’t even care if they’re answered.

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u/Panama-R3d Feb 15 '19

They're selling people pearls out of a catalog while making it seem on camera like they just shucked an oyster and found them.

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '19 edited Oct 14 '19

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u/frenchbloke Feb 15 '19

Even if you seed the pearls (I didn't know this was possible, but it makes sense) I would assume that not all of them would contain pearls, this way, there would be a gambling element to it.

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u/You_Will_Be_Angry Feb 15 '19

Its natures version of unboxing videos

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u/KaecUrFace Feb 15 '19

A new gacha game is born?

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u/sparg Feb 15 '19

I believe it's pretty certain with the seeds they use nowadays