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When democracies were first founded, there exists some communication technologies that communicates across distances like telegrams.

There exists very quickly some broadcasting technologies such as radio, and then later on television.

What did not exist was called broad listening technologies.

So it was possible for one person to talk to another person. It was one possible

to one person to broadcast to millions of people. But there were no technologies that led one

person to listen to conversations from a million or so people. And for that million or so people

to also listen to one another to facilitate understanding.

And now the Good Fight with Yasha Monk.

There are two topics which I find to be really interesting and important,

but about which I find it hard to read very insightful

contributions.

The first is misinformation.

It's obvious that there is a genuine problem with our information ecosystems, and yet I find

so much of the standard political response to it to be knee-jerk, censorious, not really

reflective about the dangers of setting out to combat

misinformation, but possibly getting it wrong and censoring things that turn out to be true.

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