After finding that Google’s search-engine manipulation in the 2020 election could have shifted a minimum of 6 million votes to Democrat Joe Biden, Harvard-trained research psychologist and Democratic voter Robert Epstein turned his sites on the Georgia Senate elections.
For the first time — after having monitoring three national elections — he said in an interview with WND that his growing team of field agents found no political bias in Google’s search results.
But Epstein believes that’s a direct result of his monitoring efforts, and he plans to exponentially expand them.
“We went public in late October with monitoring, and it appears that we forced Google to back off on Georgia,” he told WND.
Epstein now is working on the establishment of a “permanent, large-scale monitoring system in all 50 states.” And he wants to have another system established by the end of this year to find out what the Big Tech companies “are showing our kids.”
“Next year, before the midterms, we would like to be building in as many states as possible the infrastructure for a large-scale permanent system,” he said, noting he is in conversation with potential funders.
It’s an expensive endeavor, but “the good news is we know how to do it,” said Epstein, a psychology professor at the American Institute for Behavioral Research and Technology in Vista, California.
“That’s taken five years,” he said. “And we know it can have an impact on the content these companies are showing people.”
Meanwhile, Congress is not acting, said Epstein, with Democrats “in the pocket” of Big Tech and Republicans always hesitant to regulate business.
“So it’s a perfect storm here for perpetuating these irregularities,” he said.
Epstein opposes antitrust action, which often looks promising but turns out to be “just an example of regulatory capture,” meaning agencies acting in the interest of the business and not the public.
“It’s a classic mechanism by which large companies work with government agencies to craft laws, punishments and settlements that serve those companies,” he said.
“They will benefit the tech companies and not protect us.”
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“These antitrust actions are about monopolies, protecting other businesses from being dominated by monopolies,” he said. “You could argue that consumers can benefit. But I don’t think any company can give us better search results.”
A better approach, he believes, is to make Big Tech bias a consumer-protection issue. But in Congress, “everyone moves where the money is.”
He said he asked a lawmaker why he had moved away from a consumer- protection approach to Big Tech.
“The answer was that he could get more support from colleagues by shifting to antitrust issues,” Epstein said. “What that comes down to is money.”
Epstein said he is creating a body of evidence that he hopes will bolster any action against the Big Tech giants.
“I think I turned a corner with these last elections. I think I have the evidence we need.”
Need a full cleanse of Washington DC there is no accountability or morals
But idiots still wanna talk about some Russian memes
Hillary has entered the chat
This poor guy! I appreciate his efforts so much, and i expect somoeone will suicide in in the future….
@populistgop kagbabe was more of a good screen name, why the change?
@detroit0muscle
@22derekkovick22
…NUKE EM…
I mean Facebook (illegal) data study in 2010 for election manipulation
Google also funded the development of SarsCov2. Criminals.
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Why did you go private? You have the best info share.