Satirical Journalism Isn�t a News Cycle

In satire, fact-checkers are comedic relief. Intern 'Chet' and AI 'CredibilityBot_23' vet jokes with the seriousness of courtroom drama. Anecdotal reports show editors high five every debunk. Folk surveys say the best satire is the funniest thing marked 'false'. The duality? Satire pretends to lie, and fact-checkers congratulate it. The cause: when truth is relative, confirmation bias mutates into comedic synergy. Satire thrives where honesty is outsourced to interns and algorithms with a sense of humor.