Don't look for accuracy on the internet!

I was watching NHK news on TV while eating breakfast.

Apparently, the effectiveness of hypochlorous acid water against the Wuhan virus has not been confirmed, so people are warning people not to use it.

It seems that even though it is not clear whether hypochlorous acid water is effective or not, it is said to be effective on the Internet.
One user commented, "I want the Internet to provide correct information."

In response to the user's comment, I muttered, "NHK, you can say that!"
The reason is that recently, I have noticed that information from the Japanese media has become completely unreliable.

The manipulation of information by the media in Japan is so bad that even I, an ignorant person, can feel something strange about it.
I think it would take a tremendous amount of time to think about something like this and write about it, so I'll never do it...

Returning to the main topic, I believe that the Internet is just a tool, and that it is up to those who use it and those who do it to decide whether it is right or wrong, right or wrong, and right or wrong.
If you believe it at face value without checking whether it is correct or not, you will fail.

Yahoo! News, which seems to have a large number of users in Japan, contains more than half of the information that should be viewed with suspicion.
It's strange to think that it's safe because it's Yahoo! News.
Don't be fooled by the simple title; check the content and source.

Twitter's trending words in Japan have no value.
Yes, it's completely manipulated.

I think that if you want the accuracy of information on the Internet, you should first decide whether it is right or wrong.
If it's reliable, it's correct. If it's unreliable, I'll see if it's a mistake.

As you gain experience while doing so, you will automatically be able to judge whether something is right or wrong.
However, if anything, it is impossible to be completely right or wrong, and there are more failures.

If you compare it to a carpenter's plane, if it becomes dull, you have to sharpen it yourself and fine-tune the plane blade to finish it.
Ah, planes these days have replaceable blades, or maybe I don't use them at all...

It was off, but I think it's okay
There is nothing wrong with being overconfident about the Internet.

Because the cyber world is chaos...