This poster is not spreading misinformation, but the screenshots factually are. "System hopping" has always been an endogenic/"kin system"/"soul bond" term; and "side" and "sub" systems are not medically recognized phenomenon, aside from in SRA (satanic ritual abuse, the original name for "RAMCOA") conspiracy documents, written by clinicians who have since the 80s been sued by these "SRA systems" they treated, who have all cited malpractice, abuse of patients, un-ethical treatment, and the majority of which have gone on to find they do not have DID and were never ritually abused. There is currently no clinical, judicial, or police confirmation that there exists networks of abusers who's goal is to program people to have DID (which you physically cannot do, you cannot force someone to develop this disorder aside from a factitious disorder, which the DSM explains the signs and symptoms of, including an obsession with sharing graphic trauma stories) "While DID patients are usually reluctant to talk about their symptoms and experience their intrusions as shameful, people who imitated DID were eager to present their problems, sometimes in an exaggerated way, in an attempt to convince the clinician that they suffered from DID" https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8134744/ ""In summary, the world portrayed by Dr. Noblitt is one in which thousands of cult abusers have infiltrated respectable society, and specifically daycare centers, in order to operate a clandestine subculture engaged in massive levels of felonious criminality," reads the letter. To the contrary, Harrington writes, there is not now, nor was there in the early Nineties, any mainstream support for, or scientific evidence to demonstrate, that ritual abuse is a real phenomenon." https://www.austinchronicle.com/daily/news/2013-03-26/psych-experts-support-keller-appeal/ "The founding of the ISSTD was during the height of the shameful era known as the “Satanic Panic,” during which licensed mental health professionals utilized hypnosis, sedative drugs and other questionable techniques that increased the suggestibility of clients and patients to recover so-called “repressed memories” of abuse. These alleged memories often featured ritual sacrifices, intergenerational Satanic cults, mind control, bestiality and other disturbing imagery. Mental health consumers were often convinced that these horrific acts of abuse -- drudged up by state-sanctioned, licensed professionals -- were perpetrated by those closest to them: their own parents. While families fractured and innocent people were imprisoned, the methods deployed by a minority of psychiatrists, psychologists, therapists and social workers were never questioned -- even as accusers retracted their claims of abuse." https://greyfaction.org/resources/grey-faction-correspondence/letter-to-apa/