Top IPSO of the week (30.09 - 06.10): how a Kharkiv fiction writer fights “for democracy” in Switzerland, why the AFU “bombed” the Kursk nuclear power plant, how to respond to “bots” and black pozemka
Articles | | 442 | Author: Olena Zelenina, Oleksandr Sydorenko (cartoon)
Caricature by Oleksandr Sydorenko.
- Well, how are things going? - Rumata asked favorably. - Are we cutting some literate people, teaching others? Father Keane grinned. - The literate is not the king's enemy,” he said. - The enemy of the king is the dreaming literate, the doubting literate, the unbelieving literate.....
This is a dialog from Arkady and Boris Strugatsky's social fiction story “It's Hard to be a God”.
And another amazing and paradoxical author Franz Kafka wrote after the First World War:
“Everything, including lies, serves the truth. Shadows do not extinguish the sun...”
So, we continue to doubt, to check and double-check, to learn to identify manipulations in order to serve the truth and so that the shadows do not extinguish the sun in the fog of information warfare.
“ Gromada” has collected the top IPSO of the past week.
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