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But don't you like reading things that you think are true? How do you put one before the other fully?
by jolux 4y ago
But don't you like reading things that you think are true? How do you put one before the other fully?
- cocacola1 4y agoNo clue. I try not to have a fixed opinion on news stories as they come out, but do try to read books, articles, and news about particular topics and the history leading up to them. Then, sometimes, that coalesces into an actual, informed opinion – but on a few topics.
- Cederfjard 4y agoThe point is that what you think is true might not necessarily be true. So only reading things you like and believe to be accurate could mean you’re getting the truth, but it could also mean you’re getting a feedback loop of misinformation and indoctrination.