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Constitutional scholars have suggested that we rethink the role of the #FirstAmendment to restrict the dissemination of falsehoods (Bollinger and Stone 2018; Sunstein 2019). Wu (2018, p. 556) argues that technology should make us reassess freedom of speech: the First Amendment was designed at a time when information was scarce, but this is no longer the case (“Gone are the days when the CBS evening news might reach the nation automatically, or whatever made the front cover of the New York Times was known to all.”); in a world where information flood is an important risk, the First Amendment may be “obsolete.” Given the stakes involved, collecting as much evidence as possible about the “post-truth” phenomenon is crucial. Raoul Kübler https://lnkd.in/epZtBJfM