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▲ rcxdude 3 hours ago

I think the point is that for those you are trusting the regulators. For stuff you read online you are either trusting the source of the information or not. You should choose what information sources you trust carefully.

▲Forgeties79 3 hours ago | parent [-]

That doesn’t really change the calculus for me. We can regulate whatever we want.

▲scruple 3 hours ago | parent | next [-]

A lot of people are throwing their hands in the air and suggesting that this is all just some sort of unavoidable consequence of physics, rather than something that is being pushed on us without any ability to confront it.

▲tsimionescu 3 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Regulating information, while it's fairly common at some levels (e.g. school manuals, one of the largest sources of legal information control, and one often abused for nationalistic lies in every country's history), is a very dangerous thing for governments to get into. Do you think the Trump government would be more likely to correct the NYT or Alex Jones if they had the ability to regulate news stories?

▲Forgeties79 2 hours ago | parent [-]

There are many ways to tackle regulation that don’t involve giving the keys to fickle administrations.