/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11466013
Was ist das?

Everyone here is replying like /pol/ and not /sci/
We need a method to track back information easy to use for everyone and showing patterns visually.

No one here wants to hear an information and lecture on why it is important to misinform people.
Obviously if it is important for your point of view all you say could be false in principle.
End of the contradiction.

We all know that the hysteria and wide-spread political radicalism is related to digitalization and misinformation.
Everyone contributed in these disinformation processes and most informed opinions hide behind self-interest and hopelessness.

We need to publish a way to trace information and sources visually so that the majority of the public recognizes patterns and understands how a topic is spreading on the internet and how likely media manipulation is happening.

If someone more competent than me does not start a daily thread against misinformation and people do not start being motivated here in places where disinformation prosper, it does not matter whether you are a left wing or a right wing:
Radicalization and political polarization will get everyone.
Even who wishes to be self-destructive.
You will easily be forced not to.

I understand we all are bound to think
"I am different it does not concerns me".

What you really should say then
"I am like everyone else I am not concerned".

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What made Zermelo and Frankael so special that they got to choose the axioms for everyone else?