How can a story be fake based on a true story?

It depends. Some elements in 'Fake' could be based on true incidents, but the overall plot might be mostly fictional to make it more engaging.

The Exorcist is based on a fictional story. There's no evidence to suggest that the events in the story actually occurred in real life. It was designed to be a horror story, with elements of the supernatural that are not grounded in fact. It has been extremely successful in creating a sense of dread and horror among its audience, but it is not based on a true story.

In most cases, a fake profile isn't based on a true story. It's usually made up to deceive or present a false image.

Not usually. Fake profiles are often created for various reasons that have nothing to do with real events or people.

No, a fake profile is usually made up and not based on a real story.

Not necessarily. A fake profile is often created for various reasons that have nothing to do with a true story. It could be for entertainment, deception, or anonymity.

No, it's not. 'My Fake Boyfriend' is a fictional story created for entertainment purposes.

No, it's not. It's a fictional story created for entertainment purposes.

There are several implications. Firstly, it can cause harm to the people involved in the true story. If a personal true story is made into a fake one that spreads false rumors about them, it can affect their personal and professional lives. Secondly, in the context of media and journalism, it undermines the credibility of the industry. When stories are fake but based on some truth, it makes the public less trusting of all media sources. Moreover, in academic or research fields, if a study's true story is faked, it can lead to wrong conclusions and set back scientific progress.

Well, determining if a story is true or fake often requires looking at multiple factors like the credibility of the narrator, supporting facts, and consistency. Sometimes, even with careful examination, it can still be a mystery.