I think I agree with jfang and this would be choosing option 1. I think with a more educated society, each person would be able to detect which is true or false news.
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I think I agree with jfang and this would be choosing option 1. I think with a more educated society, each person would be able to detect which is true or false news.
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I learned a lot when I worked as an overnight janitor for the summer at a newspaper.
The old-timers would show me how they would spin a story to acheive a desired outcome. Little things such as choosing an unflattering picture of someone they didn't like in order to subtly turn the reader against the person.
I still recall the pic they published of a politician with his eye squeezed shut as he was yawning. They had plenty of good pics available, but delibratlty chose that one to undercut his message.
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Yea, that's why I don't read the news anymore... their goal is selling ads and not information
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The media have always been deceitful. They manage to manipulate at will, it is barbaric.
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