>Funny, I'm not censored on any platform. Then again I don't... spread misinformation
That's because you can't think outside the box. All the greatest iconoclastic truths in human history were labeled "dangerous misinformation" by the authorities.
That's because you can't think outside the box. All the greatest iconoclastic truths in human history were labeled "dangerous misinformation" by the authorities.
When they became defacto owners of the largest modern day town square where the majority of political speech is conducted?
Snake oil salesman were no heroes of humanity.
An argument based on human history and the progress of human rights?
>They spread lies which cost lives.
Precisely the same argument used time and time again against the thought leaders of human rights.
This is not what I meant and you know it.
> Precisely the same argument used time and time again against the thought leaders of human rights.
This is utter bullshit and derailment. People who spread misinformation about covid are wrong. There are scientific facts which prove them wrong. The fact that they repeat something against those facts doesn't make them heroes because there was Copernicus who was also "against something". Copernicus had the facts side behind him. Those guys you try to advertise here are the church which was against him because they had THE FEELING that he was wrong and no scientific facts which would support them.
Subjective (adj)[0]:
existing in the mind; belonging to the thinking
subject rather than to the object of thought;
pertaining to or characteristic of an individual;
placing excessive emphasis on one's own moods,
attitudes, opinions, etc.;
Philosophy. relating to or of the nature of an
object as it is known in the mind as distinct from
a thing in itself.
relating to properties or specific conditions of
the mind as distinguished from general or
universal experience.
pertaining to the subject or substance in which
attributes inhere; essential.
Old memes aside, I (as a reasonably intelligent person) don't understand what you mean by that.
Please explain what you mean by "subjective" in this context.
Are you arguing that information like "the heat of vaporization of water is 100C at sea level," or "the island of Manhattan has a land area of ~23 square miles" is only valid or correct if I as an individual decide that's the case, otherwise it's false?
How about information like "On November 19, 1863, President Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Address," or "I voted in the 2021 elections."
Are those subjective?
Think about that for a moment.