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also as said in another branch of this discussion: It's not what I'm saying. What I'm saying is that real news are just as bad as fake news. This is not an impr
by erikb 9y ago
also as said in another branch of this discussion: It's not what I'm saying. What I'm saying is that real news are just as bad as fake news. This is not an improvement of your estimation of fake news, but a decrease in the value of what you consider "real news".
There is not a single real news written down. You can only gather it by understanding that everything you read is mostly meant to influence you. And by understanding how the authors try to influence you you can guess what each party wants.
- guelo 9y agoThat's just pointlessly cynical. Some events actually happened while other events didn't. I read that my local high school won a math competition, should I doubt that it happened? What is the journalist trying to influence me with that?