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It's easy to not get biased information, comparing sources and actually _reading_ the source is not a very hard thing to do. But most people don't, and in this
by Aperocky 7y ago
It's easy to not get biased information, comparing sources and actually _reading_ the source is not a very hard thing to do. But most people don't, and in this environment the titles are driven to be as click-baity as possible. We can't blame facebook for what content producer and content consumers are doing, or are you suggesting thorough censorship? It's easy to point finger and blame others for their failures without coming up with a solution.
- chris11 7y agoFacebook does have a moral responsibility for what they spread though. FB encourages clickbait and puts people in their own walled garden based on what they want to see.
- perl4ever 7y ago"It's easy to not get biased information" "Not getting biased information" sums up the entire history of human development, but particularly these fields come to mind: - Science and academic research - Business management - Military intelligence - Government administration - Artificial intelligence - Jurisprudence - Philosophy - Journalism - Statistics - Psychology I think the entirety of these fields is nontrivial. "are you suggesting thorough censorship?" Facebook is doing the censoring!! If they just showed you what your friends were posting in chronological order, we wouldn't be having this discussion.