> One of the consequences of ubiquitous communications is that it makes crazies more visible. On the one hand there is the very real ability for this to give a

> One of the consequences of ubiquitous communications is that it makes crazies more visible. On the one hand there is the very real ability for this to give a stronger voice to people with reprehensible or counter-factual beliefs. However, it also exposes these things to the light of day, and it empowers people who wish to put forward counter-arguments just as much. I hadn't thought of that. You have a point.