Misinformation or "fake news" is often thought of as a problem with very specific, nefarious causes: new technologies, devious government operatives in faraway lands, and conspiracy theorists. In this talk, Marcus Gilroy-Ware invites us to see misinformation differently, as a consequence of how society has been structured.
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