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Try not to take anybody's assertion for phony news. Not mine. Not Quorans. Not the presidents. Here are some ways YOU can decide for yourself:
1. When you see whatever appears "pipe dream," be suspicious. By "too great," I mean its view is high contrast — all great on one side or one gathering, all awful on the other. Life is once in a while like that.
2. Ask yourself "What gathering or gathering stands to pick up from this news?" And in the event that it is a gathering or gathering that is over and again supported on the system you're viewing, be suspicious.
3. Try not to trust — confirm. Anything you see on the news is presently looked at by different sources. Politico. Reality Check. Snopes.com. Here's a rundown: Evaluating Sources in a 'Post-Truth' World: Ideas for Teaching and Learning About Fake News (https://www.nytimes.com/2017/01/...)
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