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Better Misinformation Proposal #135

The Problem: Politics is ugly. It is ugly in spirit and in tone. The endless lying and grasping self-interest is ugly. But it is also, far too often, just plain ugly ugly. Think of those flyers stuck into your doorjamb each evening, like a calling card from the ugly fairy. This ugliness turns people off […]

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Down with the Evil, Evil Scientists!

You may have heard about the recent conviction of scientists for not warning the public about an upcoming earthquake. We have discovered other groups of scientists who should be charged with crimes for failing to warn government, citizens, or both, of disaster.

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Better Misinformation Proposal #120

The Problem: Politicians lie with no real fear of being called to account. Even if a fact-checker strikes back, it happens later, and the lie is unchallenged in the moment. Wouldn’t you make shit up all the time, if you had no real fear of being called on it? (Have we mentioned that we used […]

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Rebranding Literature — H.D. Thoreau and D. Thomas

Rebranding Literature — H.D. Thoreau and D. Thomas

A simple plan to make literature more relevant in the marketplace of ideas by maximizing revenue potential. Over the course of human history, great works of literature have generated less revenue in aggregate than a single day’s worth of Starbucks sales. Why is literature losing out so badly to the coffee mongers? That they sell […]

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You Can’t Read that Here

You Can’t Read that Here

Finally, at the end of the day, everyone was starting to pack up their books and we’re introduced to one last bookseller. He takes my list and he looks at the list, and he looks at me hard. He looks back down at the list, and he says, “Why are you interested in these books?”

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Fiction Writers for Better Misinformation Improves the Presidential Debate

Last night’s Presidential Debate was a supernova of misinformation, and FBMisin was watching carefully and contributing a little extra light and heat where we could. Relive the debate as it didn’t happen but should have.

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Better Misinformation Proposal #77

The Proposal: We organize a bipartisan bus tour of these non-swing states with the theme, “We don’t care about your VOTE. We care about YOU.” Musicians, comedians, and magicians will entertain crowds and let them know that it doesn’t matter if they vote or not, the parties want them to feel good.

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Better Misinformation Proposal #114

The Proposal: A documentary research project will uncover startling facts about both candidates and their family backgrounds, forcing hard-core partisans to realize that both men are really alien.

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Will You Be Better Off Four Years From Now?

Whether you’re a laid-off construction worker wondering if you’ll ever be able to buy a home for your family or a socialite contemplating whether to deduct that new Hermes handbag, you’ll find clear electoral guidance.

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Rebranding Literature

Rebranding Literature

Over the course of human history, great works of literature have generated less revenue in aggregate than a single day’s worth of Starbucks sales.

Why is literature losing out so badly to the coffee mongers?

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Better Misinformation Proposal #44

The Proposal: Through a custom FBMisin website, people will be able to enter some basic demographic information and get a clear print-out of how the aspects of their lives they care about most–such as their sex lives or whether Community will get cancelled next season–will change under either Obama or Romney.

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Better Misinformation Proposal #38

The Proposal: We will launch a massively multiplayer online role-playing game, in which normal people, even the lower middle class, can play a tycoon, hobnob with other bazillionaires, and see how it feels when the government rips hard-earned millions out of their hands.

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