There are no available means to counter the disinformation complex beyond a neo-Luddite avoidance of all media and social media. You can't argue with believers and it is a waste of energy to apply formal logic to any exchange in which at least one party is emotionally engaged. Artistic/aesthetic resistance via meme-warfare is possible bu…
There are no available means to counter the disinformation complex beyond a neo-Luddite avoidance of all media and social media. You can't argue with believers and it is a waste of energy to apply formal logic to any exchange in which at least one party is emotionally engaged. Artistic/aesthetic resistance via meme-warfare is possible but runs phenomenal risks as Douglass Mackey (Ricky Vaughn) has found.
We are now seemingly trapped within a giant digital pain box.
Navigating the current internet is like taking a trip trough Chernobyl in 1986. It should be reserved to the "happy few" who have the capacity to do it. And even then they have to use an Hazmat suit.
There are no available means to counter the disinformation complex beyond a neo-Luddite avoidance of all media and social media. You can't argue with believers and it is a waste of energy to apply formal logic to any exchange in which at least one party is emotionally engaged. Artistic/aesthetic resistance via meme-warfare is possible but runs phenomenal risks as Douglass Mackey (Ricky Vaughn) has found.
We are now seemingly trapped within a giant digital pain box.
Navigating the current internet is like taking a trip trough Chernobyl in 1986. It should be reserved to the "happy few" who have the capacity to do it. And even then they have to use an Hazmat suit.
The Ricky Vaughn conviction and possible Restrict Act passage are the death knell for any honest thought on the internet...
True. It is very depressing but clarity on this is important, so that people are at least aware of the conditions under which we live.