Mark Gagnon

So at what point, because then if that is the case, then no, there's never been a genocide ever.

It would be my concern.

I see.

so what are ways that people in an individual sense can try to you know protect themselves from framing of articles that would lead them to believe one thing or another and then maybe this can parlay into your theses as to how the platform itself can remain more neutral but i guess i want to start with the individual quotient because that to me feels like the most empowering thing

I see.

So trying to aggregate as many different perspectives as you can on a specific topic.

Yeah.

And maybe starting with the encyclopedic sort of description that gives you more or less the facts of both sides and then going into more biased sort of perspectives for one side or the other to form an opinion.

Right.

Now, what can the platform do in order to uphold and maintain these values of neutrality?

I guess how can Wikipedia now, per your theses, try to maintain that?

Yeah, please.

It might be helpful to pull them up.

Okay.

Do you have an example of how that could be done or how that has been done?

Do we know who these people are?

You'd mentioned before that they're sort of anonymous.

I see.

So, yeah, the way it's written here, Yahweh was an ancient Semitic deity of weather and war in the southeastern ancient Levant and the nation god of the Iron Age kingdoms of Israel and Judah.

That's interesting.