The post is also a valuable lesson in critical thinking and the need for it in a liberal democracy — like American philosopher and educator John Dewey said.
Strategic Culture Foundation
The History of Fake News
David V. Gioe | Assistant Professor of History at the United States Military Academy at West Point, where he also serves as the History Fellow for the Army Cyber Institute. He is a former CIA analyst and operations officer, and he holds a commission as a Foreign Area Officer in the Navy Reserve
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Georges Seldes first wrote about fake news in Freedom of the Press (1935), detailing accounts of newspaper fraud dating back to his first job as a reporter around 1910.
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In an age of fake news, considering whether information is true is less important than whether it is useful for supporting a worldview, or discounting that of others. Thus, the utility of information is now more important than its veracity.
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