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even if the political articles are full of partisan views, they are not written on stone, there is scope for improvement as much as there is scope for vandalism
by ashleshbiradar 6y ago
even if the political articles are full of partisan views, they are not written on stone, there is scope for improvement as much as there is scope for vandalism. Everything involved, the internet, the information boom, the robust misinformation, high levels of polarization are really new and emerging challenges. This entire medium and its ecosystem is new, as much as troubling these things are, they are interesting too.
- jariel 6y agoThe question is, will the new leadership be interested in solving this problem? Or do they even view it as a material problem? A primary concern of the 'politicization' of information is frankly the commitment to rigour and objectivity of the leadership cadre, who are often lacking in self-awareness with respect to these issues.