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Exactly, and I agree that this type of fact check seems to be on the rise, where you carefully rearrange and redefine all the words in the initial statement, an
by thom 7y ago
Exactly, and I agree that this type of fact check seems to be on the rise, where you carefully rearrange and redefine all the words in the initial statement, and find some narrow way in which it's then not strictly true. Fun game, but not especially enlightening.
- runawaybottle 7y agoIt’s literally the opposite of good investigative journalism. We’ve come full circle from click bait to click bait fact checking.