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                      1. A thought on npr.org/sections/alltechconsidered/2016/11/23/503146770/npr-finds-the-head-of-a-covert-fake-news-operation-in-the-suburbs - infiltrating far right trust networks and only turning it into personal profit is apolitical greed.
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                      But if we did it in a way where the existence of success actively exploited those networks to train readers in media literacy?...
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                    Like if Facebook blocks fake news, these networks of consumers will move to another network. So how can we challenge the humans involved?
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                  Arguably liberal 'block people w/challenging posts on Facebook' helped build a wall inside which ideas could go viral on FB w/o challenge.
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                So to flip the situation, how can we enter these spaces, challenge the assumptions, and do so at low cost and risk?
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              My favorite thing about Lying About The Past ( theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2012/05/how-the-professor-who-fooled-wikipedia-got-caught-by-reddit/257134/ ) is that everyone involved thinks more critically at the end of it.
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            The point is that being hoaxed makes everyone think more critically, but they have to realize they were being hoaxed for it to work.
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          Clearly the first part is a solved problem, so how can we guarantee the 2nd? Can we treat media illiteracy through hoaxes & do so ethically?
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        The idea that we can somehow end the distribution of fake news is technocratic nonsense, so alternatives are worth thinking about.
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      A fair place to merge in thinking on how we do remote & citizen education. Also media literacy pedagogy. We should read up more on both.
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    As free media we should reject autocratic calls to censor or control distribution and consider this through the lens of education.
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      What I'm saying is: send me your best links about how to teach media literacy.
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