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He presents his rapid feed scanning as a trained prioritization skill that lets him decide quickly what matters and what is fake.
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"And that, I think, this, I think, is true. This, I think, has credibility. I wouldn't be surprised if there's concern among the FBI..."
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"So my mind is able to prioritize what's important. My mind is also able to figure out what's fake, what's not fake. But it's..."
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This first founding-members stream matters less as a news recap than as a method demonstration.
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