In an essay for the Walrus about the pervasiveness of “fake reviews” online, Timothy Caulfield describes something he calls “the opinion economy,” which, he argues, “is built on our desire for a beacon of clarity and certainty in our fantastically chaotic information ecosystem.” Caulfield has a capacious definition of fake:
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In an essay for the Walrus about the pervasiveness of “fake reviews” online, Timothy Caulfield describes something he calls “the opinion economy,” which, he argues, “is built on our desire for a beacon of clarity and certainty in our fantastically chaotic information ecosystem.” Caulfield has a capacious definition of fake: