Maybe there should be a bill introduced to compel these companies to cite which specific part of the terms of service they claim were violated, so they can't just get away with being deliberately vague.
People need to be reminded that science doesn't come from top-down authority. It is a continual process of scrutiny.
People keep using the term "Trust the science" to mean "trust the people appointed into positions of authority", rather than actually engage in the scientific process.
It's not "science" anymore it's now "consensus" with proof provided by news articles citing other news articles that quote a completely failed politician who once went to medical school who said something "might", "should", "could", do "something", maybe.
At what point should they change tos to we will remove anything we do not agree with. At least it would be honest.
it's just another aspect of elitism speak that allows people to do and say whatever they want as long as they are the right people.
They removed the president's content, they sure as hell can remove a governor's.
muh pR1v4T3 CUMMpaNy!!
Maybe there should be a bill introduced to compel these companies to cite which specific part of the terms of service they claim were violated, so they can't just get away with being deliberately vague.
Just keep reminding sheep of that when they start spouting [selective] "science" and [hand-picked] "experts."
People need to be reminded that science doesn't come from top-down authority. It is a continual process of scrutiny.
People keep using the term "Trust the science" to mean "trust the people appointed into positions of authority", rather than actually engage in the scientific process.
Yes, science by its very nature is never "settled." Also, the statement by people crowing that they believe in science makes no sense.
It's not "science" anymore it's now "consensus" with proof provided by news articles citing other news articles that quote a completely failed politician who once went to medical school who said something "might", "should", "could", do "something", maybe.
The WHO?
There are youtubers now saying that youtube is removing LIKES from videos. A youtuber said he lost 5000 likes on a video lol.
Good old youtube.. youtube will only allow you to dislike or like certain things haha.
Nasim Aghdam did nothing wrong.