Pommer's Law
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Pommer's Law is a somewhat cynical interpretation of how ubiquitous idiocy is on the internet. It was proffered by Rob Pommer in early 2007 at RationalWiki 1.0. It states;
| “ | A person's mind can be changed by reading information on the internet. The nature of this change will be: From having no opinion to having a wrong opinion. | ” |
This law has many exceptions, possibly because it is made up. Some people may well find extra information on the internet that counteracts their prejudice and turn it into something more positive and based in reality. However, Pommer's Law is a commentary on the amount of shit out there and the number of people who will believe it at the drop of a hat, which is probably a far, far higher figure.
[edit] See also
| Articles in RationalWiki related to Internet Laws | ||
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| Andy's Law - Cohen's Law - Conservapedia's Law - Danth's Law - DeMyer's Laws - Digital Millennium Copyright Act - Gall's Law - Godwin's Law - Grey's Law - Haggard's Law - Jinx's Law - Law of exclamation - List of Poe's Law examples - List of eponymous laws - Peter Principle - Poe's Law - Rove's Law - Schlafly's Law - Scopie's Law - Shaker's Law - Skarka's Law - Skitt’s Law - Timecube Law - Upton Sinclair's Law - Zeigler's Law | ||
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