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That's because its inordinately expensive to prove that a motive contributed directly so we resort to heuristics. This asymmetry is well understood and exploit
by jungturk 3y ago
That's because its inordinately expensive to prove that a motive contributed directly so we resort to heuristics.
This asymmetry is well understood and exploited for disinformation purposes (though there's often some collateral damage inflicted on nuanced sources, as you mention).