@ljmseymour.bsky.social
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Let’s start with a critical point:
Not all disordered discourse leads to institutional capture.
Some narratives, like Flat Earth or Bigfoot conspiracies, remain fringe, self-contained, and irrelevant to policy.
But others infiltrate formal institutions, and that’s where the danger escalates.
Not all disordered discourse leads to institutional capture.
Some narratives, like Flat Earth or Bigfoot conspiracies, remain fringe, self-contained, and irrelevant to policy.
But others infiltrate formal institutions, and that’s where the danger escalates.
March 12, 2025 at 7:29 PM
Let’s start with a critical point:
Not all disordered discourse leads to institutional capture.
Some narratives, like Flat Earth or Bigfoot conspiracies, remain fringe, self-contained, and irrelevant to policy.
But others infiltrate formal institutions, and that’s where the danger escalates.
Not all disordered discourse leads to institutional capture.
Some narratives, like Flat Earth or Bigfoot conspiracies, remain fringe, self-contained, and irrelevant to policy.
But others infiltrate formal institutions, and that’s where the danger escalates.
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What if - and hear me out on this - algorithms are a way of suppressing voices and ideas that oligarchs don't like?
March 15, 2025 at 3:34 PM
What if - and hear me out on this - algorithms are a way of suppressing voices and ideas that oligarchs don't like?
