François CholletVerified account

Btw the solution is a citizen funded arbiter that rates all media outlets for standards of accuracy, not every article, one bad piece and you lose your rating for 2 months, this is the only way out, peace

And of course that arbiter would be absolutely objective and have no political agenda to follow, yeah, true. Who judges the judge?

And thats not happening in USA, its all around, human beings being in different parties, not only political ones, are steadily triggered and emitional loaded by the press. And also democratic discussion, Just tagging right and wrong, its a global desease.

Group Polarization on the Internet is a dangerous thing. It's very interesting that it is an international phenomenon as well - that should teach us a lot about how tech platforms influence society. The study of these varying influences will continue to be very important.

There is a balance between centralized and decentralized responsibility for re-stabilizing society under these influences, but decentralized change is difficult to instigate - we can spread awareness and that's about it. The problem is that polarization is not a rational decision