Why is it not a good idea to rely on satire as your primary source of news? Satire is supposed to make you laugh-not think.

Satire can lead you to a flawed or biased understanding of events.

Satire, as a rule, never includes actual facts-only fictional details.

Satire is causing networks to cancel traditional news programming.

It is not a good idea to rely on satire as our primary source of news because:

B. Satire can lead you to a flawed or biased understanding of events.

Explanation:

Satire has the purpose of making people laugh, and then think. It is initially based on actual facts; however, to achieve its comic purpose, such facts may be distorted. For that reason, satire can lead to a biased understanding of events. It is not devoid of subjectivity. Quite the contrary, satire is permeated with opinions given from a certain perspective. Having that in mind, we can choose letter B. Satire can lead you to a flawed or biased understanding of events.

The difference is 0.38.

Explanation:

0.43 - 0.5 is 0.38. 0.43 is 0.38 more than 0.5.