A lot of people thought it was fake, but anyone who has ever seen skater kids at a product toss knows that level of energy is a very real thing.
And now, with fabricated news stories going viral every day, right- or left-leaning news articles flippantly being labeled "wrong" or "fake" by anyone who disagrees with them, librarians are doing what they have always done: showing people how to find facts.
Indeed, with a stolen or faked identity, anyone could bypass the system and secure employment.
UACC membership can be bought, and COA documentation can be faked by anyone with a computer.
In one bit this raucous, ragtag orchestra lines up in a Moscow airport to receive fake passports without anyone blinking an eye.
Although that's a decline, it's still more fake news than anyone would want.
Despite the disheartening and occasionally dangerous trend of fake news (Pizzagate, anyone?), these study results also suggest individuals might be hardwired to not fall into the trap.
Do not think for a minute they have anyone faked out.
