Is this actually saying anything new, except for putting it in the language of economics and markets?
How does this differ from say Hitler's "Big Lie" or advertising or propaganda generally or 1984's memory hole.
I'm not sure the weasel words around "fake news" are required. If someone is misinformed by their news source, are we really splitting hairs that it isn't misinformation if they just don't mention certain things because that's not a false fact?
Wasn't the whole point of Newspeak that you couldn't mention or discuss certain ideas?
How does this differ from say Hitler's "Big Lie" or advertising or propaganda generally or 1984's memory hole.
I'm not sure the weasel words around "fake news" are required. If someone is misinformed by their news source, are we really splitting hairs that it isn't misinformation if they just don't mention certain things because that's not a false fact?
Wasn't the whole point of Newspeak that you couldn't mention or discuss certain ideas?