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Agreed. I believe Facebook understands the true problem, but simply can't address it without major changes to structure and philosophy. So they do things like
by josefresco 9y ago
Agreed. I believe Facebook understands the true problem, but simply can't address it without major changes to structure and philosophy. So they do things like this- to appease lawmakers just enough to avoid scrutiny.
- threeseed 9y agoThe problem isn't specific to Facebook. It's politics in general around the world but mostly in the US where the internet and the rise of confirmation bias has increased polarisation. The only solution is to teach people to be more flexible in their beliefs and increase their willingness to compromise. And this is not something Facebook alone can do.