I don't agree with 100% of the article Me neither, but it's a really good start. Something that we hadn't yet seen good writing on anywhere regarded as even r

I don't agree with 100% of the article Me neither, but it's a really good start. Something that we hadn't yet seen good writing on anywhere regarded as even remotely serious. The problem with discussing "fake news" isn't to say inaccurate information hasn't been taking on a life of it's own, but the current "fake news" narrative is a slight of hand trick. In appearing to debate conclusions, it's tricking you into accepting the form of the argument.