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Jiang says the correct way to navigate a potentially manipulated media environment is to trust oneself, sample voices across the political spectrum, and test whether their claims make sense internally.
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"How can we trust anyone? Is anything authentic? And how do you decide what to trust? Listen, you have to trust yourself. Right? You..."
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"Because only you, yourself, know what your telos is. I know what my telos is, but I don't know what your telos is, so..."
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