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trouble is that social network helps misinformation spreading at a faster rate than "good" information. Initial misinformation, is usually quite widespread bef
by dvhh 7y ago
trouble is that social network helps misinformation spreading at a faster rate than "good" information.
Initial misinformation, is usually quite widespread before any correction is issued, and even then correction usually get less spread ( mostly because people who have been spreading misinformation would not admit that they are wrong ).
Also blocking, muting and bubble effect contribute to wrong information staying in the same sphere.