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> Our vision is for a World Wide Web that is more inclusive, and more respectful of its users: a Web that supports truth better than falsehood, people more t

• tehjoker 5y ago
  It's popular for liberals to say things like "truth better than falsehood" but they really mean that they want to be able to control what other people read. Only half of what they think is true at a given time actually is. The other half of the equation is that the more well monied get their message out better than the unmonied. You can't use technology to fix that. Most of the conspiracies we deplore are advanced by idiots with money.
  • PaulDavisThe1st 5y ago
    > It's popular for liberals to say things like "truth better than falsehood" but they really mean that they want to be able to control what other people read. Can you conceive of a world, or even just one person, who could say "truth better than falsehood" and actually mean it? > The other half of the equation is that the more well monied get their message out better than the unmonied. There's a mixed record on this, really. Yes, massive but subtle spending can result in deep and wide dispersion of a "message". But then there's Rebecca Black and "Friday", too.