>“We don’t have a misinformation problem,” Larson said. “We have a trust problem.” How much 'misinformation' ended up being true? Some things very rapidly was

>“We don’t have a misinformation problem,” Larson said. “We have a trust problem.” How much 'misinformation' ended up being true? Some things very rapidly was labelled misinformation. How much 'truth' ended up being misinformation? Let's say hypothetically covid disappears and a new virus starts spreading that is actually as bad as the spanish flu. The consequences of all the lying by politicians means we're nowhere near prepared for it.