The majority also supports the censorship carried out by all social media platforms.
I think it has always been like this. The majority follows what they are told and the minority doesn't get listened to.
The majority also supports the censorship carried out by all social media platforms.
I think it has always been like this. The majority follows what they are told and the minority doesn't get listened to.
And some or even most of those minorities are completely deluded and/or misinformed.
So I'm not entirely clear what conclusion you're expecting us to draw.
It’s a silly comment to make, and potentially harmful. The majority of people in this case don’t, on average, “follow what they’re told.” They’re very capable of evaluating facts and data and responding accordingly. That’s what’s happening here.
Given articles like this, it seems unclear that this is true.
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/03/18/briefing/atlanta-shooting...
It seems obvious that large portions of the two major parties, as well as independents are completely factually wrong on salient aspects of COVID.
Sounds very incorrect. I'm at least very easily mislead, eg. Fusion advocates talking about the energy they put into plasma vs get out of plasma, rather than the energy they put into the system vs take out of the system. I don't know enough to know that they're lying to me about the prospects of ITER producing as much energy as it uses.