Even journalists who are determined to report only the truth can make mistakes, or be fooled, or fool themselves. And not all journalists really care about the truth.
Not everything is a conspiracy. But that doesn't mean there are no conspiracies. In the end, you just have to trust you experience, your instincts and your intuition.
The truth IS relative. That doesn't mean that there is no truth, just that there is really no way to tell for sure. Sometimes, we just have to make decisions without having sufficient data to properly base them. In fact, intelligence can be defined as the ability to make the right decision based on incomplete data--at least, most of the time.
The universe is not like chess, its more like backgammon. You can see all the positions of the pieces on the board, but you never can predict the roll of the dice.
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You can't always trust the news.
