Often used to describe a political climate in which politicians appeal to emotions rather than factual truths, and in which people make decisions based on ‘what feels right’ rather than what is supported by facts. Post-truth can also refer to the idea that we live in a world where so many impactful events are constantly occurring that our perception of reality changes, and nothing feels truly ‘real’ anymore. Digitalisation plays a major role in this, as the flow of information is more intense and media can be manipulated more easily.