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Is there short term for the following phenomenon? Articles for the general public create a false impression. This false impression becomes pervasive in public
by nabla9 3y ago
Is there short term for the following phenomenon?
Articles for the general public create a false impression. This false impression becomes pervasive in public discussion. Later some events make it self-evident that it is not true. New articles come busting this myth and giving the impression that those who relied on technology believed it.
- csixty4 3y agoI think it's called Nabla9's Observation?
- gfdgdf 3y agoGood, you've leveled up. Now explain, why would someone include an adult's age in the title.
- true_religion 3y ago27 years old is the oldest you can be while still being part of Gen Z. This is an article showing that the latest generation to hit adulthood is performing social good.
- Daviey 3y agoBut that answer isn't relevant to the content of the article. If the article was providing answer to the question if the latest generation are doing these things, then it would be helpful. At the moment, it appears odd to mention an adults age in the context of the material.