Media’s use of “misinformation”/”disinformation” is very recent
The terms “misinformation” and “disinformation” are a very recent phenomenon. anything you disagree with is “misinformation”.
The terms “misinformation” and “disinformation” are a very recent phenomenon. anything you disagree with is “misinformation”.
A study really did conclude that backyard vegetable gardens are worse for the climate than industrial agriculture. But it had nothing to do with the WEF, as some on social media have implied.
Story teller advocates via Today Show that we should eat “plant-based”, without once mentioning real life health effects such as B-12 deficiency.
Hard to tell if the media likes to lie or is just incompetent or both. Once again, they media dweebs botch a story. This might have been written by AI.
The media, again, does not understand what a 1 in 100 or 1,000 year storm means.
The arrogant, entitled, self absorbed, narcissistic elite think trashing universities will end the war in Gaza.
Funny – fact checker Snopes said in the past that a Covid lab origin was a conspiracy theory, then one of their fact checkers denies they ever said that.
The “world’s happiest country” myth lives on year after year after year. Finland now pretends it knows why it was identified as “the world’s happiest country”. In fact, the metrics used to determine “happiest” have nothing to do with happiest. The “happiest” title was promoted as sounding better than a metric that measured “well-being” based on things having nothing to do with happiness!
Nothing like being off by 1000x.
Interesting demographics of journalists. About 77% have a degree is the arts or humanities, much higher than the overall population of degree holders. Fewer have a Master’s degree than in many other fields. Journalism pay is not very good.