The Invention of Truth: Interpretations vs. Facts
A commentary on the dominance of interpretations over facts in news reporting. The author questions the absence of good news and the media's emphasis on negative events.
The article refers to Bulgarian writer Georgi Gospodinov, who points out that interpretations are often more powerful than facts and that the truth is sidelined. It also mentions Noam Chomsky and his view that events that are not recorded are as if they never happened.
It comments on current affairs, such as fires and extreme temperatures, and the criticism leveled at the authorities. Finally, it questions whether citizens bear responsibility for the situation and suggests self-organization.
MINORITY REPORT, 03.08.2025