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This matches what I'd expect, that the outrage economy on the right is contrived for profit and put forth as mainstream without being statistically reflective o
by add-sub-mul-div 3y ago
This matches what I'd expect, that the outrage economy on the right is contrived for profit and put forth as mainstream without being statistically reflective of a full half of the actual culture.
- nonameiguess 3y agoEspecially if "actual culture" is really the entire world, possibly tilted toward English-speaking given the slant of the Internet at large, rather than statistically reflective of half of voting-age Americans in 8 swing states.
- aksss 3y agoWould we say the same of the outrage economy on the left during the Trump years? I'm not sure how your observation or my complimentary comment has any bearing on the linked material, though. Are you using this observation to make sense of the linked material and incorporate it into pre-existing notions, and if so, how? Genuinely curious what's afoot and what the connection is.
- add-sub-mul-div 3y ago> Would we say the same of the outrage economy on the left during the Trump years? According to this study, no, that's the whole point. If the society had been producing a majority pro-Trump sentiment we'd be seeing the opposite bias in LLM output.