'it can be difficult to know who to trust'
'make sure you're looking at a reputable website'
'are they reputable and respected'
'Would you still trust this creator's expertise in this subject if they were saying something you disagreed with?'
'the source's credibility'
'a more trustworthy source'
'a reputable news outlet or fact-checking service'
'make sure your results are reputable'
'credible sources'
'reported on by a credible media outlet'

Translated: you must only trust and believe in corporate media outlets, no matter how many times they've undermined their own trustworthiness and smashed their 'credibility' into thousands of tiny pieces. This whole article is an appeal to authority and an attempt to bolster the farcical idea that there is such a thing as a 'reputable news outlet' in a media landscape dominated by moneyed interests and the governments & intelligence services that do their bidding. A cult encouraging critical examination of the irrational behaviour of others outside of the cult.

jeers,
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