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No. The internet is too stupid to be taken seriously. See 4chan.Harmor wrote:
Yesterday the Democrats had a debate sponsored by YouTube. Politicians are now having round tables and video chats more and more often. Some are even putting virtual headquarters in virtual worlds like 'Second Life'.
How will the internet affect Politics?
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Considering the internet is populated by the general public, that would mean the general public is too stupid to be taken seriously.jonsimon wrote:
No. The internet is too stupid to be taken seriously. See 4chan.Harmor wrote:
Yesterday the Democrats had a debate sponsored by YouTube. Politicians are now having round tables and video chats more and more often. Some are even putting virtual headquarters in virtual worlds like 'Second Life'.
How will the internet affect Politics?
Not necessarily. See Penny Arcade's 'Greater Internet Fuckwad Theory'.Skruples wrote:
Considering the internet is populated by the general public, that would mean the general public is too stupid to be taken seriously.jonsimon wrote:
No. The internet is too stupid to be taken seriously. See 4chan.Harmor wrote:
Yesterday the Democrats had a debate sponsored by YouTube. Politicians are now having round tables and video chats more and more often. Some are even putting virtual headquarters in virtual worlds like 'Second Life'.
How will the internet affect Politics?
I'm actually inclined to agree.
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