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I'm exploring what would be the safeguards against this. I'm not trying to convince you, rather I'm seeking out other people to convince me of why this wouldn't
by broscillator 3y ago
I'm exploring what would be the safeguards against this. I'm not trying to convince you, rather I'm seeking out other people to convince me of why this wouldn't be the case.
Pineapple on pizza wouldn't profit them, so it's easy to see why they wouldn't go that route. What's more, it wouldn't affect me personally.
Now if we consider that 1) they are capable, and they have done similar things in the past 2) there is a mental health epidemic 3) this could affect you and me personally, then isn't it reasonable to spread awareness about this, rather than sweep it under the table until some big revelation comes as evidence?
For example, if there was a constant healthy discussion about how online rage was not only a problem on a personal level, but could be leveraged to sway an entire country's political compass before it happened, would it perhaps not have had a positive change?
This is the mindset I'm coming from, not fear mongering.