This manuscript takes a rather extreme viewpoint, not even adressing the debate between heuristic distance/clustering approaches, some of which do allow for multifurcating trees, and character-based approaches, but even within the character-based approaches selecting only a set of markers (positions) that is strictly compatibel with itself.
When it comes to Laugesen, mind you, I'm quite happy with that: I tend to think the more panto the better with the evil editor, who seems to spend most of his time making videos that express the most extreme viewpoint possible.
The logical but somewhat extreme viewpoint taken in this manuscript, in which transmission units are called evolutionary units (irrespective of selection units), appears to me not devoid of problems.
Although a respectable share of online Americans say that the internet has helped them to be more involved in the campaign and feel more personally connected to their candidate of choice, even larger numbers feel that the internet is a megaphone for extreme viewpoints and a source of misinformation for many voters.
In the case of YouTube, that's created rabbit holes that place curious viewers just a click or two away from extreme viewpoints — a phenomenon that platforms are just now struggling to untangle and stop.
Visitors were frequently disconcerted by his images of popular entertainment or back-street squalor, depicted with a sharp eye for the topical gesture and heightened by a radical use of perspective, which embodied the extreme viewpoints of a newly mobile society.
It's created an insular online community of two extreme viewpoints that desperately try to get the other permanently banned.
Extreme viewpoints put the responsibility for a child's behavior either entirely on the shoulders of the parents or entirely on the shoulders of the child.
When the regime was roused to caution intellectuals against articulating extreme viewpoints and attacking religious beliefs as part of a campaign to uproot any disunity among the people and ensure public order it succeeded in achieving that impossible golden mean.
She has found that "When members of Congress represent some of the more extreme positions (as they do now), it then follows that a result of journalists' tendency to rely on official sources, the more extreme viewpoints are also more likely to be covered by the press".
