There has always been a Fake News problem.

All I want is for someone to be honest.

Often a similar Quote atrributed to Amrk Twain but seems that Jefferson May of been the Second or third verifiable source

"I will add, that the man who never looks into a newspaper is better informed than he who reads them; inasmuch as he who knows nothing is nearer to truth than he whose mind is filled with falsehoods & errors. He who reads nothing will still learn the great facts, and the details are all false."

There has always been a Fake News problem. The Fake News defines what Fake News is, by creating Fake Fact checkers, and confirming it with other Fake fact checkers that they may of created. In the old days, 'Don't believe everything you read,' then it was, 'Don't believe everything you hear on the radio,' then it became, 'Don't believe everything you see.' Then it went to, 'Don't believe everything you read, hear, or see on the internet.' And we all scream a collective, 'NO DUH.' But I got sent to a Fact Checker that said the APA was 100 percent accurate. But even according to their own research, due to bias, and as well as non-reproducibility in their own papers, throw in a high number of retractions, so then I fact checked the site that fact checked the APA that claimed it was credible and it was funded by the same sources. I am sick of it. All I want is for someone to be honest.

Fake news has been a problem for as long as the news has been around. It's only recently, however, that the term 'fake news' has become a catch-all for anything that someone doesn't like or agree with. This is a problem because it creates an echo chamber where people only listen to and believe information that confirms their existing beliefs.

One of the biggest problems with fake news is that it's often difficult to tell what's real and what's not. This is because there are a lot of fake news 'fact checkers' out there who simply confirm whatever the fake news story is, regardless of whether it's actually true or not. These fake fact checkers make it appear as though there is consensus on the fake news story, when in reality there is none.

Another problem with fake news is that it can be used to manipulate people's emotions. Fake news stories are often designed to evoke an emotional reaction in the reader or viewer, which can then lead to them making decisions based on that emotion rather than on facts. This can be extremely dangerous, especially when fake news is used to spread misinformation about things like vaccinations or climate change.

The best way to combat fake news is to be as critical as possible of the information that you consume. Question everything, and don't believe something just because someone else says it's true. Do your own research and fact-checking, and don't be afraid to call out fake news when you see it.

When it comes to the topic of Fake News, there is a lot of debate on what defines Fake News. Some say that it is any news that is not 100% accurate, while others say that it is any news that is created with the intention to deceive. Regardless of the definition, there is no doubt that Fake News is a problem.

One of the biggest problems with Fake News is that it creates Fake Fact checkers. These are people or organizations that claim to be able to fact check news articles to see if they are true or not. However, the problem is that many of these Fake Fact checkers are actually just as fake as the news they are supposed to be checking.

This is because they are often created by the same people or organizations that create the Fake News in the first place. They do this in order to confirmation bias, which is when people only believe information that confirms their existing beliefs. This means that even if the Fake Fact checker says that the news is not true, people will still believe it if it confirms their beliefs.

This is a huge problem because it means that people can no longer trust anything they read, see, or hear. This is especially true when it comes to the internet, as it is very easy for Fake News to spread quickly online.

If we want to stop Fake News from spreading, we need to be more critical of the sources we trust. We need to fact check everything we read, see, or hear, and not just take something at face value just because it comes from a “trusted” source. Only by being more critical of the information we consume can we hope to stop the spread of Fake News.