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Ideally, governments solve problems that are important but that society can't figure out how to solve in other ways. The questions for us are then: - is it imp
by glial 2y ago
Ideally, governments solve problems that are important but that society can't figure out how to solve in other ways. The questions for us are then:
- is it important that voting citizens are informed about various issues?
- is the market (or some other mechanism) currently meeting this need?
- Schiendelman 2y agoAnd: - would implementing "news" change the level of informedness? I don't think we can assume it would.
- glial 2y agoGood call - 'news' as we know it today is optimized for engagement, not creating an informed citizenry.