Have had the same doubts as Arlo for decades. In 1982 National Geographic Magazine had trouble fitting a picture of the Great Pyramids on their cover. This was in the early days of digital photography. To solve their problem they digitally moved a Pyramid over. When I first heard this I wondered what weight would Photographic Evidence have anymore.
I don’t know either if it’s true. But when I know it’s false there’s no doubt.Then a stated fact is in contradiction to other facts. If it is based on believing – like religion – it is a lie to call it truth. Something true needs no belief.
Local news hasn’t gotten the knack of plausible “fact checking” down yet. I just watched a five minute piece where every clip they showed rebutted their “verified” fact. You can get so blinded by your opinion you don’t even know what you’re saying.
C about 7 hours ago
Steadfast, he is not
Da'Dad about 6 hours ago
Have had the same doubts as Arlo for decades. In 1982 National Geographic Magazine had trouble fitting a picture of the Great Pyramids on their cover. This was in the early days of digital photography. To solve their problem they digitally moved a Pyramid over. When I first heard this I wondered what weight would Photographic Evidence have anymore.
suv2000 about 6 hours ago
It’s not
Rhetorical_Question about 6 hours ago
Does Arlo colors his hair?
Lucy Rudy about 6 hours ago
The internet has more truth than mainstream media. You can see all sides of an issue.
David Huie Green AmericaIsGreatEvenWithFlaws about 5 hours ago
When they have the goods on you, cast doubt. Tell them it is AI generated.
unfair.de about 5 hours ago
I don’t know either if it’s true. But when I know it’s false there’s no doubt.Then a stated fact is in contradiction to other facts. If it is based on believing – like religion – it is a lie to call it truth. Something true needs no belief.
Nachikethass about 5 hours ago
So you mean to say The Great Pumpkin will not be raising from the Pumpkin Patch on Halloween?
uhohlol about 4 hours ago
Make lying illegal rather than protecting it as free speech.
Carl Premium Member about 3 hours ago
“An anonymous official said…” (and its variants) is also the same as unverified.
Charles about 3 hours ago
We never knew if what we read was true or not, but we used to have far fewer sources of information to choose from.
Lomax9er7 about 2 hours ago
Wait, if it’s on the internet it’s required to be true. President Garfield signed it into law. :-)
trainnut1956 about 1 hour ago
Nothing on the internet is true. Including this statement.
rbrt6956 about 1 hour ago
So basically it’s the same as network news.
VictoryRider 26 minutes ago
I read on the internet that everything on the internet is not true.
dallenboston 17 minutes ago
A lot of click bait out there
Out of the Past 3 minutes ago
Local news hasn’t gotten the knack of plausible “fact checking” down yet. I just watched a five minute piece where every clip they showed rebutted their “verified” fact. You can get so blinded by your opinion you don’t even know what you’re saying.