I do think it _is_ hard as in: it is very hard to find out the truth. “Misinformation is factually-incorrect information that is spread to push an agenda. That'

I do think it _is_ hard as in: it is very hard to find out the truth. “Misinformation is factually-incorrect information that is spread to push an agenda. That's no so hard.” Given enough power you can make look any “fact” as the truth. This has been accomplished a couple of times in the past. I.e. the war against Iraq started with the “fact” that there are mass destruction weapons. All mainstream media supported this “fact” when the war began. Turns out later there was no mass destruction weapon. Publicly admitted by the US government. So a “fact” for one person isn’t a “fact” for the other because both have a different perception of truth. But again, given enough power, you can manufacture consent and thus manufacture a “wrong truth”.