> Send this article to a hundred people and a lowball of seventy will take it as fact. Of that seventy, there will be a fraction who will believe it - or rather

> Send this article to a hundred people and a lowball of seventy will take it as fact. Of that seventy, there will be a fraction who will believe it - or rather, internalise the notion of it - even despite being told that it is false. So what's your solution? Living in a world with no jokes, no satire, no hyperbole, no poetry, no simile? A world where Jonathan Swift's "A Modest Proposal" would've never been published because some people might take it a bit too seriously? I posit that this is the real danger.