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> Also, some things can be proven as untrue. Lies are bad. We've also witnessed the fallacy of this argument. It assumes that there is an authority that we ca
by colordrops 6y ago
> Also, some things can be proven as untrue. Lies are bad.
We've also witnessed the fallacy of this argument. It assumes that there is an authority that we can all trust to be objective and not a vested interested that either ignores or skews evidence and narratives one way or the other out of self-interest. Who should be the ones determining what is "true"?
- surbas 6y ago“Who watches the watchmen”
- JKCalhoun 6y ago> We've also witnessed the fallacy of this argument. I'd like to hear some examples.
- colordrops 6y agoDo you really think Facebook should be the arbiter of truth? If not, which authority should be choosing which information is not ok?