Have you ever heard a great new song only to find out later it's a cover of something much older? It can be hard to listen to the original without it sounding like a knockoff of ‘your’ version. This made us wonder if a similar phenomenon happens with the information we read online.
When we encounter information for the first time, are we inclined to trust it more than something we see later? What does this mean for the usefulness of online resources? Is this something we need to consider as we build Just About? If so, what do you see as the main concerns and how do you think we can address them? Share your thoughts in the replies below!
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