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Comment #21475675
>This is whataboutism, and it detracts from issues instead of productively extending the conversation This is a self contradictory statement. Calling someone's argument "whatabouti…
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Comment #21475620
The Communications Chief of Time Warner and former EVP at News Corporation writes speeches pro bono for the Prime Minister of Israel. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gary_Ginsberg
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Comment #21464400
>If this very comment had been about some unrelated topic...it would be right for the comment to be censored from this discussion By that same logic, we should censor your comment,…
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Comment #21456311
>The unique problem of the internet is that it allows bad ideas to infect, fester, and mutate in the minds of others at a speed never seen before, without the natural safeguards th…
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Comment #21448007
Mass media in general has been profiting off rumors, gossip, and falsehoods for a long time. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellow_journalism The difference here is FB is doing it…
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Comment #21447914
>Modern philosophies that disregard the special place in nature of Man, and deny Man's nature, are a mess and lead to some pretty horrible outcomes, such as the dehumanization of u…
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Comment #21447866
It seems you've got it backwards. Abrahamic religions, for example, created an "I-It" relationship by declaring nature to be subordinate to mankind in Genesis. The theory of evolut…
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Comment #21419111
Indeed. And yet life expectancy is still lower for men, and is getting worse. Can we not talk about that for a moment?
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Comment #21418814
Your anecdotal dismissal supports the parent commenter's point.
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Comment #21410603
Money can create popularity.
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Comment #21382232
>Do you actually have something concrete in mind here Ideals codified in law. For example, the 1rst and 2nd Amendments. When generalizing with national boundaries, I of course do n…
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Comment #21382187
Using large geographic/national boundaries to generalize ideological categories is of course inherently erroneous to a degree; it's like the Zen Buddhist teaching of "a finger poin…
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Comment #21381998
>Why there are people who welcome the rise of Chinese/CCP hegemony when they are actively looking to crush [2] "Western values" is beyond me. Perhaps it's because Big Tech is full …
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Comment #21365045
Social media algorithms of course influence the Overton Window. It doesn't matter if the developers are consciously conspiring to do it or not; algorithmic bias is naturally inhere…
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Comment #21324547
>changed the justice department policy to go after smaller 'fines' as settlements instead of prosecuting crimes.. only because of the simple fact that fines are easy to win, and cr…
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Comment #21274226
The same thing?
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Comment #21264878
>>[question] At what point does Twitter restricting world leader tweets become election interference and foreign policy interference >[answer] Never. While I agree with your logic,…
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Comment #21264807
What about the Network Effect? What does it matter if anyone can have a say if they don't get heard?
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Comment #21264781
>all who maintained a modicum of quality. Not exactly... "Nothing can now be believed which is seen in a newspaper. Truth itself becomes suspicious by being put into that polluted …
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Comment #21264696
Are you asserting Twitter can't influence elections?
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Comment #21192236
Yep: >tries to make it a new normal that entire people can have their "feelings hurt" (what?) by mere non-insulting opinions, and it tries to make it a new normal that all actors s…
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