Andersson Bros: The Internet Explorers

Andersson Bros: The Internet Explorers

By David Andersson & Evan AnderssonSociety & Culture
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Andersson Bros: The Internet Explorers episodes

  • Cambridge Analytica: How Politicians Use Your Facebook Data
    Someone once said, "there's no such thing as a free lunch".
    And brother, they had no idea what was coming.
    The moment you click on any website you begin handing over data. Where you are, what you linger on, how fast you read. And every bit of that data can be used to pinpoint exactly what kind of person you are and how to manipulate the way you vote.
    This month The Andersson Bros discuss the scandals around Facebook, the Trump Campaign, and a very trustworthy-sounding organization called Cambridge Analytica.
    53 min
  • Cambridge Analytica: How Politicians Use Your Facebook Data
    Someone once said, "there's no such thing as a free lunch".
    And brother, they had no idea what was coming.
    The moment you click on any website you begin handing over data. Where you are, what you linger on, how fast you read. And every bit of that data can be used to pinpoint exactly what kind of person you are and how to manipulate the way you vote.
    This month The Andersson Bros discuss the scandals around Facebook, the Trump Campaign, and a very trustworthy-sounding organization called Cambridge Analytica.
    53 min
  • Flat Earthers: The Newest Religion
    Is the world round? How do you know? Are you an astronaut? Yeah, didn't think so, buddy.
    This time the Andersson Bros talk about the Internet's most bizarre trend yet: The Flat Earth Conspiracy. Why? HOW? Is this a joke? The answers run much deeper and are more depressing than you can possibly imagine.
    54 min
  • Flat Earthers: The Newest Religion
    Is the world round? How do you know? Are you an astronaut? Yeah, didn't think so, buddy.
    This time the Andersson Bros talk about the Internet's most bizarre trend yet: The Flat Earth Conspiracy. Why? HOW? Is this a joke? The answers run much deeper and are more depressing than you can possibly imagine.
    54 min

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Join these two good brothers as they study how the oddities of the Internet have massive ramifications on the real world, then predict the future.