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Lies, distortions, disinformation and spin - democracies are up against it 24 Dec, 2020 04:00 PM 8 minutes to read ANALYSIS Forget the pandemic. 2020 was the year of the infodemic. Lies, distortions and bucketloads of spin were fed into social media in the past year on issues as diverse as virology, politics and history. So how do democracies survive in a post-truth world? It's a matter of belief. But the impact is real. Seven out of 10 Republicans are convinced that President-elect Joe Biden has "stolen" the US election. That's 50 million Americans. Advertisement But that belief has failed ...