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I was fortunate to grow up during the last-gasp era of print media where tabloids had their place and were distinguished from the reputable periodicals and the
by aSplash0fDerp 7y ago
I was fortunate to grow up during the last-gasp era of print media where tabloids had their place and were distinguished from the reputable periodicals and the blossoming online world by the topics and perspectives they portrayed.
Tabloid reporting is now the standard low quality information diet they choose to feed the masses (MSM) and it is only in small groups (isolated, segmented, segregated, seperated) do many find and share the best of humanities intangibles in an environment where data integrity is accountable and desirable (amongst other things).
It takes a special something to misalign desperation with motivation as a social experiment, but its just as perverse as it sounds. Its funny how that all worked out for the 20th century.
You are 100% right that the analog world is a cesspool of good intentions, but instead of the uneducated having access to the world of the educated on the Internet (ie. information super highway), the reality/irony is that the educated are getting bombarded and inundated (force fed) an uneducated narritive 24/7 (ala super capacity public sewage pipe).
We should all take a moment of pause and laugh about that. This bodes well for the comedy that is AI that is yet to happen.