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The Network Contagion Research Institute (NCRI) is a U.S.-based nonprofit organization founded in 2018, specializing in the study and mitigation of online threats like misinformation, disinformation, hate speech, and ideological extremism. It employs big-data analytics, social media monitoring, and behavioral modeling to identify how harmful narratives spread across digital networks—much like a contagion in epidemiology or finance—and forecasts potential real-world impacts on communities, institutions, and democracy.
Background and Founding
NCRI was co-founded by psychologist and neuroscientist Joel Finkelstein (a Princeton Ph.D. graduate with expertise in addiction and mind control research) and investor Marc F. Sohn. The idea emerged from Finkelstein's work at Princeton's Neuroscience Institute, where he drew parallels between neural addiction pathways and how social media algorithms amplify divisive content. Headquartered in Lawrenceville, New Jersey, NCRI operates as a 501(c)(3) entity (EIN: 82-3649399) and collaborates with academic partners, including Rutgers University's Miller Center on Policing and Community Resilience and the Center for Critical Intelligence Studies, through its flagship Network Contagion Lab. This lab trains students in threat forecasting, extremism modeling, and open-source intelligence (OSINT).
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Background and Founding
NCRI was co-founded by psychologist and neuroscientist Joel Finkelstein (a Princeton Ph.D. graduate with expertise in addiction and mind control research) and investor Marc F. Sohn. The idea emerged from Finkelstein's work at Princeton's Neuroscience Institute, where he drew parallels between neural addiction pathways and how social media algorithms amplify divisive content. Headquartered in Lawrenceville, New Jersey, NCRI operates as a 501(c)(3) entity (EIN: 82-3649399) and collaborates with academic partners, including Rutgers University's Miller Center on Policing and Community Resilience and the Center for Critical Intelligence Studies, through its flagship Network Contagion Lab. This lab trains students in threat forecasting, extremism modeling, and open-source intelligence (OSINT).
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There is no way 20% of right leaning people would partially or fully believe that murder of President Trump was justified. As it says, the respondents "self-identified". This is leftists saying they are on the right.
Something doesnt gel about that poll. As Moonriver pointed out...how do 20% of right people advocate for a justified assassination of Trump? Also 50% of left people advocate for murder? That seems extreme. I hope its wrong because it sounds outrageous.
Scores from 2 to 7 indicated that they believed there was at least some justification for political violence, and, in the case of those choosing 7, that it was completely justified.
Those on the right that probably leaned toward a 7
The Lincoln Project
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Republican Voters Against Trump
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Principles First
www.principlesfirst.us
The Lincoln Project
The Lincoln Project
The Lincoln Project is a leading U.S. pro-democracy organization dedicated to the preservation, protection, and defense of democracy.
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Republican Voters Against Trump
About Republican Voters Against Trump
Donald Trump proved during his time in office and since why he is unfit to be President of the United States. Even those who have voted for him in the past realize just how dangerous a second Trump presidency would be. Each person has their own reasons—January 6, Trump’s lies about the 2020...
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Principles First
About Principles First - Principles First
In 2019, principled Americans on the right and center-right who were concerned about the health of American democracy organized a series of meet-ups around the country to serve as an alternative to the Conservative Political Action Conference. Today, that movement has grown into Principles...
www.principlesfirst.us
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