Fake news is nothing new since governments and powerful individuals have always used information as a weapon to boost their support and suppress dissidence. During Roman times, disinformation was widespread. Conspirators used fake news about Julius Caesar appointing himself emperor to engender support for his assassination. Subsequently, Octavian famously used a campaign of disinformation to… Read More Historical Fake News
đ°”PAY ME MY MONEY DOWN“đ° (Bruce Springsteen) I thought I heard the Captain say, Pay me my money down, Tomorrow is our sailing day, Pay me my money down Oh pay me, oh pay me, Pay me my money down, Pay me or go to jail, Pay me my money down As soon as the… Read More A song: “Pay Me My Money Down”
Voleva abbandonarsi nellâacqua quando la luce la ricoprĂŹ di mille schegge di cristallo. Non fu il timore delle ferite che la trattenne ma il non riuscire a vedere al di lĂ . (L.Z.)
Georges Bizet (nĂŠ le 25 octobre 1838 Ă Paris â mort en 1875) CARMEN – Habanera Carmen: Lâamour est un oiseau rebelle que nul ne peut apprivoiser, et câest bien en vain quâon lâappelle, sâil lui convient de refuser. Rien nây fait, menace ou prière, lâun parle bien, lâautre se tait ; et câest… Read More Georges Bizet: CARMEN
DOLCEMENTE abbandonarsi come una foglia che lieve si adagia al suolo senza far rumore (L.Z.)
On 7 February 1910, four men in long robes, accompanied by two in western dress, were received on board HMS Dreadnought, the flagship of the British Royal Navy and the most technologically advanced ship that had been built. The six people were a group of friends, including writer Virginia Stephen ( later Virginia Woolf… Read More Virginia Woolf, the Dreadnought Hoax, and the origin of “Bunga! Bunga!”
“Fake news“, “conspiracy theories”, and “hoaxes” are very common on the internet. “Fake newsâ are created to damage a person, a business, an agency, or a government, or to get attention and to get clicks on the internet. “A conspiracy theory” is an explanation of an event or situation that is different from the official… Read More Fake news & co.
Fake news is an inaccurate, sometimes sensationalistic report created to gain attention, deceive or damage a reputation. It is published to look like authentic news and spread via traditional print and news media or social media. Unlike misinformation, which is inaccurate because a reporter has confused facts, fake news, which has no basis in… Read More Fake news
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Fake (adj) = appearing to be something it is not; made to look like something real in order to trick people ( A fake document, fake leather, a fake mustache, a fake smile.) Fake (n) = a thing that is not genuine; a forgery or imitation- a person who is not what they claim to… Read More The word “FAKE”
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