True, a lot of the journalists writing articles are not even from the countries, cities, states/provinces they are paid to write remotely about and they just make things up to get a word count and whatever the "news" company or their employer wants to have others read.

Also what you see on social media, through "influencers", tik-tok, YouTube, Twitter, etc. is fake I don't mean the cooking or DIY repair videos, but videos where people go on a rant about their entire identity, micro-agressions/"trauma", etc.

The more followers someone has the more fake and untruthful they are.

Despite what grifters like Dylan claim, nobody except the tech or product company owners is making lots of money from any of this.