Do people care less and less about old family photographs, heirlooms, and stories, for example, and think of their past more as a tissue of verifiable information?
A recent Wall Street Journal/NBC news survey showed a majority of respondents believed that social media is dividing America, making us waste time, and helping spread more lies and falsehoods than actual, verifiable information.
From the research community point of view, it is critical that we continue to develop and expand our ability to provide unbiased, verifiable information to decision makers, but work to do it in a way that is more conducive to decision support.
What's more, if governments, public bodies and other institutions took the route of putting out better quality, better audited, verifiable information in the first place, then the risk of wildfires would be dampened.
When a person is provided continuously with verifiable information, including when he has been passed over for promotion and why, he is able to perceive more accurately the nuances of his behavior and his behavioral patterns.
Little verifiable information has been reported about him.
Later on, 'hard' accurate verifiable information becomes available.
"What troubles me is that there is no verifiable information about his so-called bad teaching".
As 'reportage', the transmission of verifiable information, his work has its critics.
Verifiable information about the fate of the arrested men is unavailable.
So resumes are verifiable information, it's hugely costly to be caught cheating about your resume.
