[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Aimen Dean [@AimenDean](/creator/twitter/AimenDean) on x 39.2K followers Created: 2025-07-21 11:00:51 UTC 🧠Why Accuracy Matters (Especially for Me) Let me clarify why, for me, posting anything - whether analysis, news, or commentary - comes with a far higher threshold than it might for others here. I don’t operate from behind an anonymous avatar. I’m a real person, with a real name, a public profile, and a professional reputation that I take seriously. I’m also a business owner and partner in multiple ventures that rely on trust, credibility, and getting things right - because clients, partners, and regulators are always watching. That’s why, whenever I share something, I’m not just motivated by a sense of conscience, ethics, or the pursuit of truth (although those matter deeply). I’m also bound by law - and I live in the United Arab Emirates, where those laws are particularly clear strict and most importantly, enforced. So when I say I fact-check, verify, cross-reference, and do my utmost due diligence before I publish or share anything, I mean it. Not just because I want to, but because I have to. And here’s what “have to” looks like: ⚖️ UAE Legal Framework for Online Content Article XX – Spreading False Information •Up to X year in prison and a minimum AED XXXXXXX fine for sharing false or misleading content. •During a national crisis, penalties increase to X years in prison and AED XXXXXXX minimum. Article XX – Use of Bots to Amplify Misinformation •Creating or using automated bots to spread content carries up to X years in prison and an AED X million fine. Federal Decree-Law No. X of 2015 – Combatting Discrimination and Hatred •Criminalizes hate speech, incitement to religious or ethnic hatred, and defamation of faiths. •Penalties range from X months to XX years in prison and AED XXXXXX to X million in fines. So before anyone questions why I take accuracy so seriously, or accuses me of “overthinking it,” understand this: I don’t have the luxury of playing fast and loose with facts. I live in a place where accountability is codified in law and where reputations, livelihoods, and liberty depend on responsible speech. Disagree with my analysis? Fine. But don’t question the integrity of the process I follow to get there. XXXXX engagements  **Related Topics** [threshold](/topic/threshold) [accuracy](/topic/accuracy) [Post Link](https://x.com/AimenDean/status/1947250412911796627)
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Aimen Dean @AimenDean on x 39.2K followers
Created: 2025-07-21 11:00:51 UTC
🧠Why Accuracy Matters (Especially for Me)
Let me clarify why, for me, posting anything - whether analysis, news, or commentary - comes with a far higher threshold than it might for others here.
I don’t operate from behind an anonymous avatar. I’m a real person, with a real name, a public profile, and a professional reputation that I take seriously. I’m also a business owner and partner in multiple ventures that rely on trust, credibility, and getting things right - because clients, partners, and regulators are always watching.
That’s why, whenever I share something, I’m not just motivated by a sense of conscience, ethics, or the pursuit of truth (although those matter deeply). I’m also bound by law - and I live in the United Arab Emirates, where those laws are particularly clear strict and most importantly, enforced.
So when I say I fact-check, verify, cross-reference, and do my utmost due diligence before I publish or share anything, I mean it. Not just because I want to, but because I have to.
And here’s what “have to” looks like:
⚖️ UAE Legal Framework for Online Content
Article XX – Spreading False Information •Up to X year in prison and a minimum AED XXXXXXX fine for sharing false or misleading content. •During a national crisis, penalties increase to X years in prison and AED XXXXXXX minimum.
Article XX – Use of Bots to Amplify Misinformation •Creating or using automated bots to spread content carries up to X years in prison and an AED X million fine.
Federal Decree-Law No. X of 2015 – Combatting Discrimination and Hatred •Criminalizes hate speech, incitement to religious or ethnic hatred, and defamation of faiths. •Penalties range from X months to XX years in prison and AED XXXXXX to X million in fines.
So before anyone questions why I take accuracy so seriously, or accuses me of “overthinking it,” understand this:
I don’t have the luxury of playing fast and loose with facts. I live in a place where accountability is codified in law and where reputations, livelihoods, and liberty depend on responsible speech.
Disagree with my analysis? Fine. But don’t question the integrity of the process I follow to get there.
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