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Read. The. Story.
i read the story. you opened with an ‘hysterical tech’ frame and then downplayed an extremely dangerous virus to prove the point. instead of gaslighting us you should apologize, retract, and print balaji’s tweets in case any of your readers still believe this isn’t serious.
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The audience can see through being unnecessarily defensive for the sake of being defensive. Had he not called out the framing preemptively no one would have believed him. Now everyone sees, what
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There are some articles so objectively bad they merit a public response. This one absolutely fails to meet that standard. There are multiple valid ways to view the facts so far, which the article reported correctly. And colorful isn’t clickbait.
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Click-bait headline, click-bait opening. Then she doubles down on this shitty journalism. I think even her attitude is shaped as a click-bait, to create controversy.
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It’s bad on purpose to make you click.
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It’s extremely disconcerting how often I get into a disagreement with a journalist on Twitter about their headlines. Journalists are well aware the headline is the first/only thing people read on social. It’s truth value is at least as important as the article’s.
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