This report delves into the concept of 'information glut' in the post-modern era, examining how the abundance of information impacts society, truth, and critical thinking. It analyzes the arguments of Andrejevic, highlighting the shift from critique to conspiracy theories due to information overload and competition among media channels. The report discusses challenges to objective truth, the 'tyranny of the anecdotal,' and provides examples like the World Trade Center attack and moon landing conspiracy theories. It questions the applicability of Enlightenment-era concepts of truth in the post-modern age and whether facts remain objective, offering a critical assessment of the readings and posing insightful questions for further discussion. The report also addresses fact-checking in the context of media and political discourse.