The world is increasingly revolving around data with each year that passes.
Every technological advancement or new iteration of the current methods of producing and communicating data, sees the information economy develop at a breathtaking pace. Some of the information produced and communicated will inevitably be wrong for a myriad of reasons; human fallibility and human willingness to deceive others to pursue a goal might be argued to reign chief among these reasons.
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