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by dangerface
2543 days ago
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The problem with this argument is who decides whats harmful and whats legitimate society vs fringe society. We might both agree that your aunt's beliefs are harmful but the anti-vax society that your aunt is a part of will argue that us blindly following experts is harmful. Should facebook be the ones to decide whats harmful to society? If yes don't be surprised if they consider what they are doing not harmful. |
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Those counts don't just effect my Aunt, they effect me too. If both the left and the right can agree that the numbers are having an effect, then the narrative changes. Currently we don't even acknowledge the root cause of lot of problems is not the content but the counts.
Those counts aren't just used by Facebook mind you, they can be used by anyone to trigger a particular group or an individual. The content used to do the triggering is just a superficial piece of the story.