The responsibility to be informed - Deepstash

The responsibility to be informed

If we accept that citizens are not primarily causally responsible for our poor information environments, they may still have a remedial responsibility to fix them.

However, it is unclear when a person is informed if it will improve information practices.

  • Many people will react defensively to simply being blamed for their ignorance.
  • If responsibility could be articulated without blaming citizens, there is no guarantee that citizens would successfully practice their responsibility to be informed.

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