These spoons have a weird flattened part on the side. I thought they might be worn down from stirring at first but we have about a dozen of identical looking ones so that theory is out. Anyone know?
A new misinformation quiz shows that, despite the stereotype, younger Americans have a harder time discerning fake headlines, compared with older generations
Agreed, I think gauging whether you're being affected by the substance of an article or being affected by the language used is crucial. Like the dangers of dihydrogen monoxide , there's a lot of ways to tell the truth while manipulating to dishonest ends. Going further, you can speak to someone's personal biases and don't even have to bother with bending the truth.
What are these weird spoons we have and what are they for? [SOLVED] (lemmy.world)
These spoons have a weird flattened part on the side. I thought they might be worn down from stirring at first but we have about a dozen of identical looking ones so that theory is out. Anyone know?
How Susceptible Are You to Misinformation? There’s a Test You Can Take (www.scientificamerican.com)
A new misinformation quiz shows that, despite the stereotype, younger Americans have a harder time discerning fake headlines, compared with older generations