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It's related to self-censorship. Look at what happened to Martin Kulldorff. He was a statistician at Harvard that had some controversial takes during the pandem
by zero-sharp 2y ago
It's related to self-censorship. Look at what happened to Martin Kulldorff. He was a statistician at Harvard that had some controversial takes during the pandemic. He got dismissed. Pretty sure you can find accounts from him about the pressure he faced.
It became clear during the pandemic that you couldn't communicate nuance to the public and that people were just picking sides out of fear.
- pixxel 2y ago>you couldn't communicate nuance to the public Censorship. >and that people were just picking sides out of fear. Propaganda.