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"if you don't like what's being said you change the conversation", isn't that exactly what 45 did?
by hsnewman 5y ago
"if you don't like what's being said you change the conversation", isn't that exactly what 45 did?
- elmerfud 5y agoWhen you ask an individual or a political figure about their political viewpoints you're expected to get a political biased answer. When you ask an information indexer, that should have no political narrative bias, about information you expect to get as best as can be provided neutral information. I'm not sure if you just didn't watch the video or if this is some sort of straw man question you're tossing out there. But for an information indexer to refuse to respond at minimum with the Wikipedia article about who Donald J Trump is is clearly some sort of information bias that they're putting out there. I would hope regardless of our political opinions on the man the idea of free information is something everyone can support.
- ColinHayhurst 5y agoSpot on. Information neutrality seems to mean nothing to Google search now. It was suffering a slow death under the less obvious practice of "personalisation", and is falling fast with algorithmic answers "keeping you on the SERPS page". Actions like this on legal content are a death blow.