> That's FB's fault? Since Facebook makes this communication possible (and profits greatly from it), it should also assume the responsibility for the side-effe

> That's FB's fault? Since Facebook makes this communication possible (and profits greatly from it), it should also assume the responsibility for the side-effects of such communication. These effects exist and have consequences in the real world (sometimes violent) and if left unchecked things can quickly spiral out of control and lead to war. Yes, people should be smarter and not believe the memes on Facebook, but they aren't and there is no time to wait for everyone to get enlightened, so a more practical and constructive solution is needed. One such feature could be to provide 'alternative views' for posts - a sort of forced advertising - in which the views of the 'other' side are offered. A nice and interesting AI project, could save the world.. There's no one else who can do it, only Facebook.