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Those days ended fast. I saw it happen. On my forum, that very question was asked, and it wasn’t a philosophical debate. It was an operational one - how do we balance free speech ideals vs actual forum evidence. The framework that fits the evidence and the ideals was 1) we want a market place of ideas to function 2) there is content that easily dominates and sidelines all other ideas. 3) there are Maliciously enginee…
> The underlying nexus is that our ideals on free speech do not take into account human wetware bandwidth. Really well said. I'll admit I lean on "wetware" in these convos too. Free speech perhaps breaks down in net-centric reality. Social norms that worked in a 2D plane of existence are not guaranteed to continue working when physical space constraints start to break down -- when every human agent is networked to ev…
Even if we had unlimited bandwidth, it would be wasted in such a war of attrition.