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Let people be wrong

• kstrauser 2y ago
  That's great until it convinces them to make real-world decisions that affect the rest of us. For instance, vaccine misinformation talked a lot of people against getting safe (or at least safer than the illness), effective (not perfect, but effective) immunity shots for COVID. Those people are dead from being wrong. I think someone's an idiot for denying the moon landings, but their ignorance doesn't directly affect my ability to stay alive and health. Some misinformation is worse than others.
  • kiitos 2y ago
    Judges are fallible, therefore a judicial system is impossible!
  • baggy_trough 2y ago
    The corrosive effect of suppressing potential misinformation is far worse than allowing it to spread.