They're giving the % of those who saw the fake news that believed, not the % of respondents who saw & believed.
That's nonsense. I didn't interpret it as n_who_believed/n_polled and don't see how anyone would.
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https://img.buzzfeed.com/buzzfeed-static/static/2016-12/6/18/asset/buzzfeed-prod-fastlane03/sub-buzz-13744-1481068089-1.jpg?resize=990:1316&no-auto … it is quite literally what it says here. "and who" vs "that"
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also for laughs; the author of the article repeating the same BS.https://twitter.com/CraigSilverman/status/806311033212125184 …
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What part exactly are you calling BS? The self-reporting of whether they saw the headline before?
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Obviously he's going to repeat the same thing over and over until we surrender to his superior brogrammer intellect and repent.
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