> That story was greatly exaggerated. Maybe. But facts don't matter in marketing and politics, what matters is what narratives stick. Example: when you count

> That story was greatly exaggerated. Maybe. But facts don't matter in marketing and politics, what matters is what narratives stick. Example: when you count number of deaths only, terrorism and crime kill a tiny fraction of people than junk food does with heart diseases. But guess which one makes the news.