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Why is Keir Starmer so untrustworthy?

The Path Not Taken • 286 implied HN points • 07 Sep 23

🌍 World Politics Trustworthiness Labour Party UK politics

Keir Starmer has been seen as untrustworthy due to contradictory positions he has taken on various issues.
Changes in voter demand and institutional change may explain Keir Starmer's inconsistency as a politician.
The increased importance of cultural dimensions in politics has made compromise difficult and contributed to untrustworthy behavior among politicians.

Reimagining Sustainable Shopping

This Week in MCJ (My Climate Journey) • 196 implied HN points • 20 Sep 23

🌞 Climate & Environment Consumer behavior Personalization Trustworthiness

Consumer choices contribute significantly to global CO2 emissions and sustainability impacts.
The traditional approach to sustainable shopping lacks personalization and trustworthiness.
A successful sustainable shopping experience should be personalized, trustworthy, and convenient.

Distrusting Media: Big stuff vs Little Stuff

Wooly's Post Repository • 19 implied HN points • 16 Feb 23

📰 News Media Trustworthiness Journalism Reporting Accuracy

We pay for entertainment in news, not always accuracy.
Trust in media is often shaped by how they cover big, impactful events.
Reader trust is not based on daily news but on accuracy during significant moments.

The Monkey’s Paw

Kiernan • 0 implied HN points • 03 Jul 23

🕹 Technology AI Content Generation Trustworthiness

LLMs are creating spam and near-human quality content on the internet.
It's becoming harder to distinguish between generated and human-created content.
Generated content can be untrustworthy and lead to serious consequences.

Who Are The Happiest Countries?

Richard’s Substack • 0 implied HN points • 16 Jul 23

🌍 World Politics Trustworthiness

The World Happiness Report 2023 and the Global Happiness 2023 survey differ in their rankings of countries.
The World Happiness Report includes Hong Kong and Taiwan as countries, while some argue they are part of China.
Countries switch quintiles between the two happiness studies, leading to significant discrepancies.

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