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I don't think there's any distinction to be made between what's "true" vs what's "popular" when it comes to online discourse unfortunately. Confirmation bias is

by zen_1 4y ago

I don't think there's any distinction to be made between what's "true" vs what's "popular" when it comes to online discourse unfortunately. Confirmation bias is one hell of a drug, especially when combined with votes, flagging and reports.

swayvil 4y ago
It's basically 1300AD here. Truth derives from authority, consensus, tradition. There is no science. How would you scientific-revolution social media?