Sentence examples for crap detection from inspiring English sources
More and more commercial and political interests are learning how to use digital media to deceive and manipulate -- much faster than people are learning crap detection.
Always one to speak his mind, he emphasizes "crap detection" and collaboration as paths towards a more intelligent and mindful use of social media.
Tom Roderick, executive director of the Morningside Center for Teaching Social Responsibility asked me to share my thoughts on teaching and crap detection.
When I decided to write a book about the essential literacies necessary today -- with the aim of using the book as a text for a Stanford course -- I decided that the essential literacies are attention, crap detection, participation, collaboration, and network awareness.
Crap detection: we live in a world now where anybody can ask any question anywhere and get thousands of answers within seconds, but it is up to the questioner to determine which of those answers are legit, which are false, which are intentionally misleading.
Blur detection, on the other hand, was a bit more of a crap shoot for subjects in motion and those that were too close to the lens to get a good focus.
A constructed database, using the six possible frames for each detected transcript, with the common Repository of Adventitious Proteins – cRAP (http://www.thegpm.org/crap/) was used for both search algorithms (Protobothrops plus cRAP = 20,945 entries; Ovophis plus cRAP = 15,264 entries).
"You truly were crap at encryption," I say, referring to the digital tools that allow you to scramble messages to trusted correspondents to avoid detection, thinking that an adversarial journalist such as Greenwald will appreciate playing hardball.
Or, as Myatt puts it: "Crap, crap, and more crap".
Crap, crap, this godliness crap!
