Larry Sanger

And then it's simply a matter of going and systematically exploring.

Yeah.

And to get back to the point then about an encyclopedia article, a neutral encyclopedia article, does that work for you in advance?

That's sort of the beauty of neutrality.

That's why we actually appreciate and even appreciate

feel gratitude for toward a journalist that like takes something takes a topic that is normally just a matter of of you know acrimony and and they usually take one side whether explicitly or or you know implicitly but somebody who actually makes an attempt to as you say steel man both sides

is doing hard work, important work that people like to have in front of them.

Yeah, assuming that the encyclopedia source is reasonably neutral, or at least represents the field.

Because sometimes the entire field is biased, you know.

And you need to consider things that are considered fringe or whatever alternative if you want to have a truly...

broad idea of what's going on in a field.

What can a platform do?

Well, I mean, write neutral articles, essentially.

I mean, if your question is how can it organize people to do it, that's another question.

Well, then we're getting into basically the first four theses.

I can sort of go over those quickly.

Yeah, that would be a good idea to pull them up.

Right.

So the first these are just the headlines, of course, but that's that's quite enough for me.

The first is in decision making by consensus.