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>destroy all trust in the web

Genuine question - how so? If I want to find stuff out I go to wikipedia, nyt, guardian, hn, linked sites and so on. I'm not aware of that lot being noticeably less trustable than in the past? If anything I find getting information more trustable than before in that there are a lot of long from interviews from all sorts of people on youtube where you can get their thoughts directly rather than editorialised and distorted.

I mean the web was never a place where things were vetted - you've always been able to put any sort of rubbish on it and so have had to be selective if you want accuracy.



Allow me quote their "prophet" Curtis Yarvin: "you can’t continue to have a Harvard or a New York Times past since perhaps the start of April." (https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/dec/21/curtis-yarvi...)

Harvard's already under attack, Politico's already under attack, "Wokepedia" (as Musk has been calling it) is already under attack.

So... give it a couple of weeks from now.




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