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>We've always had to discuss what the facts are - the extreme bias between newspapers That's an assertion, but others say otherwise. According to this video b
by chillingeffect 9y ago
>We've always had to discuss what the facts are - the extreme bias between newspapers
That's an assertion, but others say otherwise. According to this video below, Americans have argued values in the past, but agreed on the facts.
E.g. global warming. People agreed it was happening, but differed in what and whether to do about it. Today, we dispute its very factuality.
https://youtu.be/XirnEfkdQJM https://youtu.be/XirnEfkdQJM
- EGreg 9y agoThat video of the past was faked. And the experts you cite that say it is real are in on it. It's the Establishment trying to suppress the truth. That's what they say today. With more technology, the underdog with AI can beat the Establishment in a few weeks. And there will not be any way to distinguish what's true anymore than you can distinguish a chess line played by AlphaGo vs any other really good chess line.