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Copyright, international politics, plastic pollution, electromagnetic pollution, health, you name it... the layman gets the perspective of whoever has the most $$. Authentic knowledge eventually finds its way to the mainstream—but with a huge lag. Sometimes it takes decades.
We accept the fact that in the past—or in places that we don't like—widely accepted axioms could be the opposite of truth, like DuPont's famous "Better Living Through Chemistry" or any bit of foreign propaganda. But we cling to our own axioms for our dear lives. Does it help?
There is also a very interesting concept of what it means when one says "we" or "they" — and who is important enough to represent the proverbial public opinion, given that there is nothing under the sun besides a bunch of disparate people privately thinking all sorts of things.
I remember that mythical entity from my Soviet childhood, where collective trauma was used to shame happy people. It was not labeled as such though. There was always some volunteer speaking for the entire country, the entire generation, etc. A myth.
Not surprisingly, I'm passionately against the scenario in which ideology trumps the aspiration to adhere to science (especially in the world where mad algorithms are making us mad, too), and I like to cross-contaminate my echo chambers. Win-win.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwPqmLoZA4s&feature=youtu.be …
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