I also receive a lot of fake reports of celebrity deaths. They're easy to confirm, though.

Fake News and the Illusory Truth Effect: A study by Pennycook, Cannon and Rand (2018) found that when participants were repeatedly exposed to fake news headlines, they were more likely to perceive these headlines as accurate, even when the headlines were labeled as disputed by fact-checkers.
Why Be Real When You Can Be Happy?
1.8K
50
Gael MacLean
Mark Tulin
·Follow
May 19, 2024
--
I also receive a lot of fake reports of celebrity deaths. They're easy to confirm, though.
--
--
Written by Mark Tulin
6.5K Followers
·2.2K Following
I listened to the crows and escaped a therapy career to follow a different path. Poetry/Humor/Sexuality/Doodler/Storyteller — https://crowonthewire.com
Responses (1)
Help
Status
About
Careers
Press
Blog
Privacy
Terms
Text to speech
Teams