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The short con is part of the long con

Foreign Affairs: Big lies aren't threatened by truth — they're only threatened by more effective lies.

Fri, 17 Nov 2017

The growing consensus on how to counter social disruption is to rely on Google and Facebook to act as political censor. Once these companies do it in the US, most of the rest of the world will start to rely on them to calm political discussion as well.

Last week, Facebook issued a plea for its

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