Who Can We Trust?

Institute of Theoretical and Applied Social Science Limited Auckland New Zealand, 2020

107 Pages Posted: 9 Apr 2020

Date Written: February 6, 2020

Abstract

Rhetoric is divisive only when one side of the issue is presented. No rhetoric is divisive if both sides of an issue presented with equal weight.

All action comes from mind. Peaceful co-existence in diversity, inclusiveness, and respect is enabled when and only when people understand and accept both sides of all issues.

Any single sided presentation of an issue enables closed mindedness and social polarization thus destabilizing a diverse society.


Keywords: Social Development, Fairness Doctrine, Role of Media in Freedom, Ideology Based on Science

JEL Classification: A10-14

Suggested Citation

Little, Graham, Who Can We Trust? (February 6, 2020). Institute of Theoretical and Applied Social Science Limited Auckland New Zealand, 2020, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=3533543 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.3533543

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