"Why is there no term for - or wide usage of - a word like 'womansplaining'?" -Douglas Murray in The Madness of crowds Don't we call that 'nagging'?
Lately I have been thinking about the political slant that Wikipedia has. Wikipedia is a very good idea. Have a short article about any topic in the universe at the tip of your finger. It became even more important when AI started to train on this data. Yet the political slant is extremely obviouse. I happened to browse to the The Rubin Report page. This is a show which is clearly on the right. Yet no one can argue that it's extream in any way. A bit nationalistic, kind of libertarian with respect to religion, but not much more. Yet in the reception section of this VERY popular show, there were only negative things. Clearly a show that is this popular, that covers so many aspects of American culture must have some positive reception. You won't see that in Wikipedia. Do you think this is a problem? How do you think we should fix this?
The Rubin Report - Wikipedia
 #wikipedia #freespeech
How popular is #nostr in the #uk? Seems as if it should be....
Reason.com
The U.K. keeps threatening to censor American tech companies
X has begun restricting Gaza content for its U.K. users, and Reddit has implemented age-verification measures to view posts about cigars.
 #censorship #freespeech
Here is a reminder that Egypt refuses to accept any refugees from Gaza. Not even civilians who need medical attention. Opening the Egyptian border would be the best way to help the people in Gaza. image #israel #gaza #egypt
The Babylon Bee at it's best! Killing literally Hitler #fascism #woke