> have you modified your opinion on the matter such that you now no longer consider far right beliefs to be especially dangerous, but rather only note that they

> have you modified your opinion on the matter such that you now no longer consider far right beliefs to be especially dangerous, but rather only note that they are one of many risks This was always my belief. If you examine my original post[0] I do not even discuss left/right framing, your response to my post introduced it. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25345741 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25345741 > and that the true risk in the system is unknown and largely unknowable due to the inherent complexity of a large chaotic system I hadn't previously considered where the "true risk in the system" lies because my concerns with misinformation are more local (will my mother-in-law do something crazy this week?), but yes I would say that I think this is a reasonable assessment. If you're thinking of society as a system, then it is impossible to determine precisely which elements introduce risk of social instability/destruction for precisely the reason you mention.