Oresman notes that data propaganda is ineffable (hard to measure impact), making it difficult to assess how information control and data in the hands of competitor countries reshape outcomes, but argues this is no reason to avoid examining the mechanism.

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Matt Oresman

Evidence Quote

I also used to work more on on propaganda and like data propaganda is one of those sort of like ineffable how does it really work you know how does it change our world um obviously the same can be said about data but I don't think that that means that we shouldn't ask the question

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China's Grand Strategy For Global Data Dominance | Hoover InstitutionHoover Institution
Created: 8/10/2026, 11:18:09 PM

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