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First, it's possible to do worse and be factually incorrect. This was, and still is, common. Second, it's possible to objective demonstrate whether a factual s
by lmkg 5y ago
First, it's possible to do worse and be factually incorrect. This was, and still is, common.
Second, it's possible to objective demonstrate whether a factual statement is correct or not. But whether a statement is disingenuous or misleading cannot be proven with the same level of certainty (absent evidence of intent). So bad-faith actors can always guarantee that disputing that contention will end in an "agree to disagree" draw at worst.