DENIABILITY

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I do like to learn a thing or two from time to time and I was in a chat with my cousin when he mentioned something he called Binance feed.
I actually had no idea what it was, so I decided to check on my binance app and my search of the word didn't bring it up (probably because I haven't updated the app).

Something caught my attention though, it was Binance Academy. It reminded me of the SteemitCryptoAcademy from when I was still on that blockchain, so I decided to check it out.

The first thing I saw was a number of posts ranging from different topics and at the top you could see the words A selection of articles hand-picked by the Academy team.
I picked one topic, and another one caught my attention, That the platform included third party opinions and they do not endorse their accuracy.
To me this statement is open to different interpretations and in a way it kind of balances the words highlighted earlier 鈽濓笍.

They were in essence telling you, they weren't responsible for the use of the information even though their team handpicked them. And that my friends is how corporate businesses, politicians and lawyers think, they try to cover all bases.


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Lol, the people I'll never take motivation quotes from are lawyers and politicians. As far as I'm concerned you believe a politician it's at your own risk, lawyers on the other hand are like the slightly less evil siblings to the politicians.
It's funny that no one has thought to list politicians among world problems like global warming. They're the same everywhere with little or no differences.
One would almost think that they all went to the same secret school learning courses like Deniability 101 and Telling Lies 202.



Yesterday though something came up on my feed, it was a video on the French parliament.
A member of parliament was giving a speech and another member made a racist remark.
Of course there was outrage at his remark and subsequent punishment from the parkiay, but when the guy was interviewed, just ten seconds and he twisted the words in such a way I was already doubting the other side of the story.
And I realized that assuming it was a court case, there's a lawyer out there who might've successfully defended him in court.

In essence, they can say something and say it was interpreted differently. What other set of people does this sentence remind you of?馃か
THAT OTHER GENDER
It's been thousands of years and we're still waiting for someone to come up with a book telling us what women say and what they really mean, I think we might just need to look at politicians to solve this mystery.
Last I heard the man who gave it an attempt is still on page one with a blank sheet. But as we all wait for what we know might never come, until then I remain hazmat@hazmat.


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