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False facts traveling first class while the truth waits at the gate.
means Incorrect or misleading information spread regardless of intent to deceive.
from From Latin minus (less, wrong) plus information; the prefix mis- has flagged human error since the 1500s, long before the internet industrialized it.
Not maliceSpread without intent to deceive, unlike disinformation.
Speed gapFalsehoods spread faster than corrections online.
Word of yearDictionary.com crowned it in 2018.