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"Only if you're very lucky do you actually know any of these things." No, if someone is spreading false information, then this gives the solid information, tha
by hutzlibu 4y ago
"Only if you're very lucky do you actually know any of these things."
No, if someone is spreading false information, then this gives the solid information, that this source is tainted.
And everything else is speculation, yes.
- andrewflnr 4y agoYou mean you know the outlet is unreliable, if they do it enough times. By "source" I assumed you meant the source of the story, about whom we still know nothing.
- hutzlibu 4y agoI was refering literally to this statement. "You can't draw conclusions of any kind from false information; that's the problem with false information." My point simply being, that you get information from false information, regarding the source of the false information. Philosophical and apparently out of place.