Sharing ≠ KnowingHow Sharing News Online Makes People Overestimate Their Knowledge of ItMost links shared on social media aren’t clicked on at all — suggesting that most shares aren’t even based on actual reading of the texts.
Rewriting EducationKarnataka’s New Education Proposal Calls Pythagoras Theorem, Newton’s Law ‘Fake News’
Fake But PopularPeople Judge Credibility of Information Based on Its Popularity, Study Finds“It makes sense for us to care about what other people think, not just to conform, but because we’re looking for reliable sources…”
Fact CheckCelebrities, Politicians Among Key Distributors of Covid19 MisinformationInfluential people were responsible for 20% of false claims, but their social media accounted for 69% of total engagement.
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