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There are many things that people disagree on that seem obvious to both parties. However, there are also many more things people agree on that seem obvious to b
by ironmagma 2y ago
There are many things that people disagree on that seem obvious to both parties. However, there are also many more things people agree on that seem obvious to both parties. Time after time, new doubt is injected by Fuzzers, and that is what we need to fight. Each year there’s something new to be uncertain of that we were certain of before.
- anovikov 2y agoIt only means that the system will naturally self-evolve in direction where opinion of people who can be easily manipulated will weight less and less. I can only see it as beneficial. It may improve the general level of the politicians' personalities at least to where it used to be in the Good Old days, perhaps better.
- ironmagma 2y agoWhen incoming information is so fuzzed that it is indistinguishable from random noise, no amount of discernment or wisdom can help you.
- anovikov 2y agoWell, the elites can make decisions based on objective data, gathered using noise-free sources it controls. It should be enough. I haven't seen much politicised nonsense on a Bloomberg terminal.
- ironmagma 2y ago> objective data > noise-free sources These things do not exist, or at least the effort required to obtain them is effectively infinite. Economic data is provisioned on a “best we can do given the constraints” basis, similar to everything else. It’s just that there’s a little bit more resources available to accuracy. Even the strongest water filter can’t remove chemical pollutants.