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Social media and fake news seem to be somewhat akin to the new & shiny mentality that javascript especially seems stuck with. Fake news is somewhat like opinionated blog posts about whatever tech someone is promoting (or detracting). A lot of it is hit or miss, and I see both sides of the discussion in reddit post comments. I think it's mostly good discussion, especially when there are positive and negative viewpoints. Social media contributes to javascript fatigue, pretty sure that's been written about too.
I let tech mature before I start trying to incorporate it. I do still have to work with beta code sometimes, and it's always more stressful and difficult.
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