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Not necessarily, this is the result of many things combined. Social media made it super easy to spread lies and misinformation. You could have a broken educatio
by StreamBright 7y ago
Not necessarily, this is the result of many things combined. Social media made it super easy to spread lies and misinformation. You could have a broken education before, but without the means to distribute your lies, your impact on society was small. Also Hollywood celebrities are the biggest contributors to anti-vaccination sentiment.
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- cameronbrown 7y agoNo. Social media is an extension of ourselves. Better education stops lies, not censorship - which is the only viable alternative to fake news and come with all the obvious pitfalls.