Taken from: Trust Psychology
- Nautilus Nov/Dec 2017
“Totalitarian societies
know the power of common knowledge very well. When the Institute for Quantitative
Social Science reveres-engineered the Internet censorship practiced by the
Chinese government, they found that the government cared less about insults and
criticisms than one might expect.
What it censored aggressively were social
media posts making plans to meet in person. Online talk is cheap; but
face-to-face people can build common knowledge.”
Stuart Firestein
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