Message from @Fitzydog
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England
European libertarians are 'small state socialists'
That's an oxymoron if i ever heard one
Yeah, thus the 'insane' part lol
I mean to be fair they are for free markets
But your country is already socialist, so they're better than nothing?
The Libertarian Party is committed to:
– Abolishing Personal Income Tax
– Abolishing Inheritance Tax and Capital Gains Tax
– Lowering Corporation Tax to 10%
– Ending the budget deficit and reducing the National Debt
– People and organisations trading freely, honestly and voluntarily
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This all sounds kinda not socialisty
I don't get why they said 'direct democracy' then
That's the opposite
I don't know
Maybe they're just dumb?
Maybe
I mean there are quite a few spelling mistakes in there
Not to mention I don't think they use a single comma in the entire thing
There's a bunch
But anyways, these are normal Libertarians, I was mistaken.
The direct democracy thing thew me off
Admittedly when i said that i was looking at the middle-bottom part
Maybe it's cus our system right now essentially makes it so they would never get elected
I mean if UKIP taught us anything it's that you don't need to get elected to popularize a policy
And it's not "your system" that won't get them elected.
Very complicated, but to sum up: They're of a heterodox opinion on the Progressive narrative
you know it's hit the fan when it's the DUP that are the only sane politicians with their stance on Brexit.
LOLOLOLOLOL...
https://twitter.com/Independent/status/1113022216017412096
Not sure if this or comp sci is the best forum for this discussion, but I'm curious what arguments there are:
*Should there be rules on large scale social platforms (such as facebook, google, youtube etc) against algorithmic filter bubbles?*
My own stance is that filter bubbles are bad because it induces tribalism and misinformation. But I have no idea what the solution is.
I agree.
Ban all social media.
Solved.
it's marketing tech being used to feed a user's interests, which creates echo-chambers... they would have to disable recommended videos/posts to make any difference
I don't think filtering is the problem. The problem is that the user does not choose their filters. There are not enough hours in the day to consume every viewpoint. You simply have to impose a certain level of information hygiene to get through the day.
@Jas Use a different platform.
But the real question you're asking is, should social media platforms be manipulating their users unknowingly in the interest of marketing?
Key word there is >unknowingly
You should watch the Joe Rogan episode with the creator of Minds.com. Very informative
good idea