> The difference being that then we saluted getting access to raw data, whereas now we are being conditioned to consider them "misinformation". I like this poi

> The difference being that then we saluted getting access to raw data, whereas now we are being conditioned to consider them "misinformation". I like this point. I wish it would be reported as an "influence operation" rather than "misinformation". The most effective propaganda is 80% true.