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>> well, gene, i mean, phoenix, you know, they've got a pretty good -- >> booker. >> -- team. no flat earthers there. >> no flat earthers. >> that we know of. >> that we know of. you know, pretty good weather. i mean, you know, i think kevin durant is coming out fine here. the problem in brooklyn, really, was that in the nba, they play with only one basketball instead of three. >> right. >> if you're going to have harden and irving and durant, you really need three basketballs. because they all need and want the basketball to score. >> right. >> so that didn't work out. >> got it. >> but -- >>...
The moon is often visible during the day, but it doesn't create its own light and is only visible because light from the sun reflects off its surface.
Responsibilities that -- in our government, are safeguarded by elected officials. not unelected scientists. >> katie: you know, it's not just twitter, facebook also worked. the emails are there with fauci to discuss the lab leak theory which on facebook they completely erased that from their platform. real quickly just given all we are seeing now with twitter. the government was using twitter the private business to subvert the first amendment. how do you think that's going to play out? >> well, god bless elon musk, and the fact that he is opening this up to these questions so that we are able...
An intentionally controversial study of conspiracy theorists and their beliefs on cancer has sparked a heated debate on Twitter, but the authors say the interactions on social media prove their point.