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 madcap-freedom rated 8 months ago- From the page: "... the World Wide Web might be tainted with unreliable information."
"... regardless of what the future holds, one thing is clear: The Internet's status as the world's definitive repository of incontrovertible fact has been jeopardized."
Please Wi...
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- madcap-freedom rated 8 months ago
- From the page: "... the World Wide Web might be tainted with unreliable information."
"... regardless of what the future holds, one thing is clear: The Internet's status as the world's definitive repository of incontrovertible fact has been jeopardized."
Please Witness:
A Did-Something Congress
The voters' message is getting through, not only in settling the fights for the Republican and Democratic nominations but in changing the mind-set of Washington...
- metalkpretty1 rated 8 months ago
- this shakes the very foundation of the universe!
 arleas rated 10 months ago- I agree with Jedencorrell. I don't like "The Onion" so much that I need to see random articles (LOL, I called them articles) from the site. It's amusing when you're in the mood for some idiotic satire. Then again, there's always the National Enquirer too.
- sexualizingsanta rated 9 months ago
- From the page: ""Will we ever fully trust the Web again?" Boutin asked. "We may well be witnessing the dawn of a new era of skepticism in which we no longer accept everything we read online at face value. But regardless of what the future holds, one thing is clear: The Internet's status as the world's definitive repository of incontrovertible fact has been jeopardized." "
- Jedencorrell rated 10 months ago
- Seven years ago...seven years ago I visited The Onion on a daily basis for humor. It's still humorous from time to time, but I don't want to see an article from their site every other stumble. I fully understand how to look up the website if I want to read their latest; I started doing that seven years ago.
- EddieStarr rated 10 months ago
- OM---G , , the Internet will never be the same.
- Komlon rated 19 months ago
- I'm not even sure if I can trust this article now.
- Squeekzoid rated 10 months ago
- And this is from 2002, when Wikipedia had only been around for one year (according to Wikipedia, and who knows what you can trust on there these days)...
- Bambooculm rated 38 months ago
- I was truly shocked!!
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