On LinkedIn, I saw a beautiful picture, cleverly titled, and attractively labeled as an interview with a brilliant inventor that I admire.
I clicked.
I got a full-page ad that was not in any way related to the person, his work, or his field.
Once I closed the ad I got to a seven-page long screen with many lines of header fonts and intrusive pictures. On page three in very small font, in the middle of a paragraph was the link to the actual interview.
Similarly displayed on page five was a link to his youtube channel.
So someone else is (to my mind) wrongly capitalizing on his name and reputation.
And that someone else deserves to go on the wall of shame.
The post was to a bit.ly link. I wonder if the link was pointing to that drivel when the post was created.
I’ve contacted the poster to ask. I didn’t get a reply.
On Reddit, redirects are not permitted in postings. I finally appreciate why.
We need a more general countermeasure.









This may not be perfectly related but there are crossovers in an complex way relating to this document that I share as much as I get the opportunity to:
– Diagnostic Signs for Propaganda –
https://drive.google.com/file/d/14wC27GDbkuElbfwuDDvbyA_voC-KQzBZ/view?usp=drivesdk