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Are you familiar with the term "echo-chamber"? Try to read something you know very well in the media and understand that there is no reason for other parts tha
by d0mine 4y ago
Are you familiar with the term "echo-chamber"?
Try to read something you know very well in the media and understand that there is no reason for other parts that you know less to be more correct (even if you believe naively that there is no propaganda).
- synu 4y agoYes I am familiar, and also aware of propaganda as a concept. Having lived in Ukraine, that’s a part of the world that I understand. What’s the implication you’re making here? I’m not really following what conclusion you’re expecting me to reach.
- gjs278 4y ago
- epistasis 4y agoThis is very condescending, but I'm not even sure what you mean. Read more widely, because you believe this person has swallowed propaganda? Because OP pointed out the failed predictions of some people with poor understanding of word politics?
- bryanlarsen 4y agoEcho chamber is a different problem with the media. What you are describing is "Knoll's Law".
- d0mine 4y agoImagine, both can be true at the same time.