🔒 A Faraday is worth 1,000 Faucis – with insight from The Wall Street Journal
The public’s trust in scientists is way down this year. Ya think? Real scientists, like Michael Faraday would be rolling their eyes.
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Did you know? The line between facts and trivia is in ‘eye of the beholder’
The word trivia derives from the Latin word trivialis, which means found everywhere or commonplace. It can also refer to unimportant matters.
Fake news blurring media lines
The media is no longer the gatekeeper to information, and misinformation; the responsibility for separating fact from fiction falls on all of us.
Just for laughs: Spreading rumours – Socrates: ‘The Test of Three’
Rumours are very rarely a good thing. They are not facts and they are often not useful. So, be careful the next time you listen to one, or pass one on.