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Of course there is a solution. The problem is that courts just don't scale. In the 21st century, courts around thw world work like if it was still the 19th cent
by DrJokepu 17y ago
Of course there is a solution. The problem is that courts just don't scale. In the 21st century, courts around thw world work like if it was still the 19th century. Suing people is expensive (both in terms of effort and money). On the other hand, retweeting is cheap. Courts just can't keep up with the Internet.
Now, imagine a world where you can find all the people retweeting 'illegal' information just as easilry as searching on Google and the cost of suing was just as marginal as retweeting itself. Maybe the system was aided by artificial intelligence (one of my college professors was researching the subject of application of AI in legal reasoning). That would change everything and I think this will happen sooner or later. (Sorry for my brevity, I was writing this from my phone)
- lucumo 17y ago> The problem is that courts just don't scale. In the 21st century, courts around thw world work like if it was still the 19th century. Suing people is expensive (both in terms of effort and money). On the other hand, retweeting is cheap. Courts just can't keep up with the Internet. This has always been so. Breaking the law is easy, convicting somebody isn't. Just look at serial killers.