New York Times Asked Twitter for Tips on Spotting Fake News
Self-awareness. If only it came in a green-recycled box from Whole Foods. Today The New York Times submitted this little number in an effort to reign champion supreme for who could have the dumbest thing to say on Twitter:
The New York Times needs your help. We’re looking for false information being spread deliberately to confuse, misle… https://t.co/WpRKYgT79C— The New York Times (@The New York Times) 1537288128.0
Yes, that New York Times asked for tips in effort to root out fake news.
We have some advice:
Sure, sure. Follow this easy guide: 1. Pick up your paper. You must have thousands of untouched copies lying aroun… https://t.co/c4WwrVhwP1— Steven Crowder (@Steven Crowder) 1537291741.0
We weren't the only ones to offer tips:
@nytimes https://t.co/juOiGSaGMB— Noble Earnest (@Noble Earnest) 1537288581.0
@nytimes Hello @nytimes I would like like to report the @nytimes— Tim (@Tim) 1537293594.0
Liberal bias in media is obvious to those who aren't liberals. But to those on the inside media, where everyone thinks and feels the same about everything, there is no bias. Otherwise The New York Times never would've enlisted its fattest intern to type out this tweet using only his butt cheeks.
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