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While this might be true, I'd have said the same about privacy/universal surveillance a couple of years ago. When the message is condensed and communicated in
by jeremysmyth 11y ago
While this might be true, I'd have said the same about privacy/universal surveillance a couple of years ago.
When the message is condensed and communicated in a way that everyone understands (even if that means highlighting some relatively trivial effects because they're more universally digestible), it becomes easier for Joe Public to identify with.
- Kalium 11y agoWith economics, that means interpreting things through political lenses for them. Contrary to some veins of popular anti-intellualism, not everything can be broken down into soundbytes accessible to anyone with a third-grade education without losing meaning along the way.
- twobits 11y ago"When the message is condensed and communicated in a way that everyone understands (even if that means highlighting some relatively trivial effects because they're more universally digestible), it becomes easier for Joe Public to identify with." And nothing of importance changes. And it's too late.