Deliberate creation of "fake news" is a new trend that may have contributed to 
polarization of society, especially in poor countries at the edge of the first 
world like Macedonia 
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/macedonian-teen-claims-trump-supporters-paid-him-60k-to-produce-fake-news-during-campaign_us_584ac403e4b0bd9c3dfc51b7
On the other hand we have classic media like the NY Times or Huffington Post to 
distinguish between real news and fake news, so it might just be an attempt to 
increase censorship and to constrain freedom of speech.
-Jochen


-------- Original message --------From: Nick Thompson 
<nickthomp...@earthlink.net> Date: 12/10/16  05:59  (GMT+01:00) To: Friam 
<Friam@redfish.com> Cc: David West <da...@transcendencecorporation.com> 
Subject: [FRIAM] Please Help.  Was it a dream? 
Dear FF’s (Fellow Friammers) Since the election, I have bothered you all, 
individually and collectively, to consider, given the web’s role in the 
balkanization of our political discourse, what the web’s role might be in 
knitting us back together again.   At some point in the last ten days, one of 
you sent me a link to a website that was doing something like that.  I opened 
it, was amazed, intrigued, but could not explore it at the time.  AND NOW I CAN 
NOT FIND IT.   Does any of you remember what I am talking about?  Ah to have a 
pink brain again.   Nick    Nicholas S. ThompsonEmeritus Professor of 
Psychology and BiologyClark 
Universityhttp://home.earthlink.net/~nickthompson/naturaldesigns/ 
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