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Ah, I see, you're using "misinformation" to mean "came to a different conclusion than I did".
by kevinpet 5y ago
Ah, I see, you're using "misinformation" to mean "came to a different conclusion than I did".
- reubens 5y agoMisinformation, because it encourages a practice that is counter to the recommendations. Because it allows for a conclusion to be drawn that is counter to the recommendations.
- slothtrop 5y agoNo, it's bait and switch.
- rhizome 5y agoNo, here it means "came to a different purpose than I and everybody else using science did."