In a macabre way, I kind of admire those that try to legislate morality in a democracy. Good luck =3
In a macabre way, I kind of admire those that try to legislate morality in a democracy. Good luck =3
Bad faith flat out liars do not respond to interrogation, because they do not feel the need to.
It's not that difficult to imagine a set of steps that return us to the pre-social-media days where politicians were expected to colour only within the lines, as a matter of ethics and principle.
And it would be better, not worse, than the kinds of lies that risk our democracies now.
I'd vote for Lord Bucket-head, as I think irrational covert evil simply shows a lack of resolve. =3
It does, unfortunately, go along with other problems we must solve, such as encouraging people to rebuild trust in media organisations, and encouraging media organisations to earn that trust.
In a random system, the errors of known facts should not be slanted toward any bias, but rather cancel out over time in a predictable manner.
Oh joy, a fresh bag of cheese goldfish crackers, nom nom nom =3