Even in the worst possible interpretation of G's reaction to the memo, there's no realistic slippery slope from here to there.
3.5 billion searches/day; if Google decides some ideas are 'thoughtcrime', it could suppress them more than all campus speech codes combined
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They could ideologically game their search results, and nobody would ever know. But it could nudge public opinion, insidiously.
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Not too far a jump: "Don't be evil" = "don't search for that"
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Apparently happening more all the time on YouTube already.
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People are so busy looking to catch folks making mistakes they won't stop using google - stop using google that hurts them
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Try Gab in the play store or the app store.
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Try Gab in the App and Play Store. Don't let the censors control speech or access to unfiltered information through citizen journalists.
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Oh man here we go i think "1984" and other types Orwellion ideas if the world keeps going down this path.
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Funnily enough, nobody complaining about the
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