Capital de TokensA real image can prove the wrong conclusion
Watch on YouTube A short video of an apparently serious incident is circulating. It lasts a few seconds, with a striking image and a sentence interpreting it. “This proves that…”. That sentence usually arrives before the context. The video may be authentic. But it may have been recorded somewhere else, on another date, or show only the end of a situation…
A short video of an apparently serious incident is circulating. It lasts a few seconds, with a striking image and a sentence interpreting it. “This proves that…”. That sentence usually arrives before the context. The video may be authentic. But it may have been recorded somewhere else, on another date, or show only the end of a situation. And even if it is authentic, it does not necessarily prove the explanation accompanying it. That is the hardest point to accept. A real image can support the wrong conclusion. Because images show something, but they do not always explain everything that happened around it.
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