> I can't see regulators doing a better job than they are, honestly. The idea isn't that regulators should do a better job and be closer to the truth, but rath

> I can't see regulators doing a better job than they are, honestly. The idea isn't that regulators should do a better job and be closer to the truth, but rather that regulators want full control. The narrative is that there are "bad search results" and it is also assumed that there are Good(TM) search results that only a select group of Good(TM) individuals appointed by the True Power can ensure you get them. The "False news" narrative is another example of this direction, where the narrative also assumes that there are "True news" and that a select group of prie...aum, Good(TM) people can guarantee that you get the Truth and nothing but the Truth.