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The question is one of magnitude, not of simple occurrence. My argument is that de facto banning has little or no effect on accessibility. I'm sure the describ
by mrthrowaway999 2y ago
The question is one of magnitude, not of simple occurrence.
My argument is that de facto banning has little or no effect on accessibility. I'm sure the described book bans have decreased the probability of certain books being read, but again, what is the magnitude of the change? If I were to guess, it's so small as to be almost unmeasurable.
- jmull 2y agoEveryone's welcome to their own opinion, but ones based on nothing are worth just that.