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If there were no major disinformation campaigns this would generally be the case. However, these days it will lead you to believe in all disinformation campaig
by LorenPechtel 4y ago
If there were no major disinformation campaigns this would generally be the case. However, these days it will lead you to believe in all disinformation campaigns.
- jl2718 4y agoCircular logic: this is exactly the problem at hand. But we can go further: Disinformation campaigns are generally self-serving, so there is another conditional distribution on profit, or perhaps more measurably, resource expenditure. So if you see somebody spending money to censor a belief that profits nobody, and promote a belief that profits themselves, it warrants heavy suspicion.