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The case is different. There isn't a competing conviction about orcas. People are generally susceptible to that kind of information. But once someone has bought
by worldsayshi 12y ago
The case is different. There isn't a competing conviction about orcas. People are generally susceptible to that kind of information. But once someone has bought into misinformation it seems very hard to sway that person in the other direction. I would like it if there was a silver bullet for misinformation but it seems we haven't found it so far.