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How fitting.
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Well if you have any critical thinking skills and the ability to be objective, it's pretty easy to tell the difference between an opinion piece and reality. It's not rocket appliances
oof, critical thinking AND being objective? you mean ACTIVELY searching out the content that goes against everything you stood for and ACTUALLY engaging with it instead of dismissing it as nonsense?
if that is what it takes, i think the world is doomed.
"I don't respect that source so its wrong, read the article at opinionblog/myopinion.com for the facts"
Didn’t they have some kind of study about the impact of Google’s curated feed affecting peoples “research”? In that if they start “researching” it’s inclined to just show the results that confirm their biases?
That actually sounds like an interesting case
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