The case that the information of rationale is rewritten. This is the case where small
mistakes were edited in the minutes.
The news of that the rationale is shown is Trustworthy. But it meaning is, if the information
that is the basis was tamper, it is believed too. Also, tampering can make things that you
didn't originally say.
The minutes are still widely used in Even today, where video recording is easy. It records the content of meetings, and may play an important role later. Not to mention minutes of state management are the basis for much news. Therefore, it needs to be accurate enough for the content of the meeting. However. Even in the minutes of such state management, there were cases where credit was jeopardized.
On May 16, 2016, At the Budget Committee of the House of Representatives of Japan,
Shinzo Abe, then Prime Minister of Japan, made a mistake statement.
"You should learn a little about the operation of the parliament. For the parliament, I am the'
head of the legislature'. The legislature and the administration are different authorities. I say
nothing about the order of discussion (in parliament)”
Also, in response to questions from the House of Councilors Budget Committee
"I'm in the legislature so I can't answer."
Shinzo Abe was the Prime Minister of Japan at the time, so of course he was the head of
government. So, unlike this statement, he was not the head of the legislature. His remark
was wrong.
However, the former Prime Minister's mistake cannot be severely criticized. Certainly, it is
a problem for the former Prime Minister, who was in a responsible position, to mistake the
name of the institution involved in state management. It can't be helped even if it receives a
little criticism. But even the Prime Minister is human. He can make a mistake too. In this
case, the problem is not the mistake itself.
"Rewriting information" or "tampering" is not necessarily what the sender of the information intended. The place where the information is sent may be tampered with by hacking, resulting in fake news. In that case, the viewer will be shown false information that is different from the information he wanted to know. This case is also malicious because the caller will unintentionally send fake news.
April 10, 2018, On April 10, 2018, the cover image of "Despacito", a music video with
higher number of views on YouTube, a major video posting site, was replaced with an
image of a group holding a gun in a mask. This image itself was not a reality or a claim of
an actual person, but an image of fiction cut out from a certain drama. However, of course,
the artist’s of this song did not post with such the thumbnail, and they had no idea that was
changed the thumbnail. At this time, their music video had been tampered with by hacking.
Information and opinions based on credible information are usually credible. 少At the very
least, few would doubt the accuracy of the minutes of the Diet, and one would feel that the
opinions built on that basis are true. However, "rewriting information" can basically be any
record. This means that any record can be fake.
In addition, "It's okay because it's a reliable site, a trusted site, etc." Even such
information can be fake news. As mentioned earlier, fake news can be created with or
without malicious intent. When a site that was written correct information is attacked by
"rewriting information" due to hacking or the like. When the basis is already fake news due
to falsification etc. The information can often be fake new. The most important thing, though
rudimentary, is to compare multiple pieces of information when looking for or discovering
information. In this society, we must always be strongly aware of what we must do
it.