Noises versus voices

Most of these noises are plain shilling or so-called "snake oiling" - disguised by beautiful words. Voices are few and valuable. Filtering noises We can save ourselves time, energy, and at times money, if we can quickly differentiate between noises and voices; listening to what confer value while ignoring those that do not. The skill is developed by encountering countless shilling or "snake oiling" (hopefully not falling prey to) and realizing their obscure objectives sung in somewhat similar tune. Their tunes are always one-sided and highly biased. Value propositions may not be well-backed by data. They use words that sound exaggerative. We will know we finally "got it" when we find ourselves debating or refuting these crap shills and not blindly internalizing them as "truths". As my general rule of thumb, anything that are voicing opinions ought to be taken with a pinch of salt unless you are sure of the speaker's credibility. We won'