Nowadays, anyone can post information on the internet even if it is incorrect. As a result, most of the information we read is accurate. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

It is true that the internet allows anyone to share
information
online. But I completely disagree that
this
increases the accuracy of released
information
. Most
information
we read
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posted after the automatic surveillance system of social platform.
Although
we can directly see our publishments or messages, others except our friends won't get the
relased
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related
released
information
as long as
that
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most social media
platform
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have algorithms to limit the spreading range with sensitive words. What's worse, our opening links according to the title with preference decides that following
information
with similar judgement or
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opinions on the same sides are recommended to us. In other word, internet algorithms of recommendation
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our
unsubconsious
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subconscious
judgement and
subsequently
determines that most of
information
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we read is barely accurate. Immediate
information
does not
equal
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to
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accurate
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. Every post
information
only can show one perspective of
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event, not to mention few people can leave objective effects behind. Even though most released fragments of
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same event are
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subjective
, it still requires good abilities like logical thinking and preclusion to reasonably compose original events with high accuracy. In my opinion,
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disagree that most of
information
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the information
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we read on the internet is accurate
although
posting
information
online is free for anyone.
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