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Lies spread faster than the truth because people need lies more. It's easy to find confirmation for correct beliefs, but confirmation for mistaken ones is rare. So people with mistaken beliefs are starving for confirmation of them, and eagerly consume anything that offers it.
(This is sort of like retweeting your own tweets, because I posted a version of this as a GIF back when Twitter only allowed 140 characters.)
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