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Words ≠ Truth | Winner's Minute With Mac Hammond
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George Barna once said, “Most Americans do not experience [much] of the reality they have opinions and attitudes about,
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but they know things about these realities… because the media has described those things to them.
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[That means] our perceptions of reality are mostly based on what the media has told us reality is.”
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As you gather information about political and social events, remember that everything you hear may not be true.