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And, frankly, it's irrelevant. It doesn't matter that the media got the definition wrong or not. The point is that their version is the one that's most prominently promoted each time a new article is posted. Repeat it enough and it -becomes- the true definition, regardless of its accuracy. And, equally frank, there just isn't enough visible out there to convince them that they -might- be wrong, so they're not about to retract their collective opinion without a damn good compelling enough reason to do so.

As for the truth... we can't even agree among ourselves what that is, further muddying the waters.

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