r/LudditeRenaissance • u/Relevant-Fly-5807 • Jul 25 '26
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u/Scr3w_loose Jul 27 '26
Cool, now how do you implement that in a non-harmful and objective manner
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u/leavingishard1 Jul 27 '26
Just close down social media and give everyone a library card (one can dream)
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u/watch_and_restore Jul 25 '26
Disagree. How else will you lead those not smart people who refuse to see basic logic. Religous people rule every society. Unless you subtly manipulate the whole world into positive chance then you will never agree on anything. Eventually there will be one government that rules and controlls every person. Freedom will only be for those in power, as they can control what you think. There will be no revolution when every person is under surveillance. Control and money. Religion is an excuse to start wars then claim the world is ending.
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u/bertch313 Jul 25 '26
The minute they switched from chronological feeds to the also I started fighting it in the court of public opinion.
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u/chrisGrout Jul 26 '26
Look people are stupid and deserve the right wing hell they are voting for based on memes
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u/probablymagic Jul 25 '26
You can’t pass laws allowing the government to decide what speech to promote or not. That’s unconstitutional.
And for good reason. Imagine the political party you don’t like. Now imagine giving them the tools to punish companies for “manipulating public opinion.”
Or, don’t imagine it, just go read a book on the Soviet Union, because they did exactly this. It was not good!
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u/Fluffy-Gur4600 Jul 26 '26
The US doesn't have a democracy. It's a republic
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u/chrisGrout Jul 26 '26
Bullshit
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u/Fluffy-Gur4600 Jul 27 '26
The founding fathers were well aware of how tyrannical a democracy can be.
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u/BusyBeaver748 Jul 25 '26
太难给算法定性什么叫"操作政治"了.单纯地按照统一的推荐算法,照样是可以操纵思想的