Synonyms for meta
ˈmɛt əmeta

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1. self-referential

   Submitted by anonymous on December 1, 2020  

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1. List of paraphrases for "meta":

   target, goal, aim, metadata, dead

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1. Nancy Cook:

   That means it cannot determine cause and effect, the meta-analyses that the authors cite are also mainly based on observational data. On the other hand, large observational studies sometimes are able to detect effects in some groups or for more rare outcomes that trials are not empowered to see, so these studies are still valuable.

2. Andrew McLaughlin:

   There's a technical question, which is, could you comply if you wanted to, and then the bigger meta question is why would you want to cooperate with this politicized drive to suppress freedom of expression.

3. Joan Donovan:

   [ Trump ] is a newsworthy and historical figure that has not been convicted of any crime, and if Meta is dedicated to the same kind of free speech values that Twitter is, then they would likely let Donald Trump back on, the big question is about network incitement … there’s no other technology in which a politician or political operative could incite such fervor as openly as they were able to do for January 6, and the technology has n’t changed in any significant way that would prevent something like this from happening again.

4. Angelo Zino:

   You look at [ Meta ] today and, yes, they've got almost all the money in the world to throw at this, but at the same time, there are many, many other players that are trying to do the same thing that Meta's trying to do... and I would argue that there are many players out there that are well ahead.

5. Kate Starbird:

   What I predict we'll continue to see is consolidation around a couple of narratives that have more staying power that fit into this false meta-narrative of voter fraud that continue and persist, these will persist for years or even decades, unfortunately, because people are very motivated to both participate in them and believe them.