> But we should be able to admit a problem exists and discuss it even if we don't yet have a solution. I doubt there even is a solution. At no point in human h

> But we should be able to admit a problem exists and discuss it even if we don't yet have a solution. I doubt there even is a solution. At no point in human history have things ever been different to the current situation - and for good reason. Today it's SV tech bros, in the past it was priests, kings, bible translators, newspaper publishers, radio- and TV stations. This is nothing new and complaining about it is like complaining about the desert being dry. It's especially amusing coming from a country were puritanical views are codified in media regulations such that nakedness and profanity is still taboo, whereas hate mongering, spreading misinformation and outright defamation and lies are promoted under the banner of "free speech". A tad hypocritical, but maybe that's just me.