I think the bigger problem is the reality that isn't reported at all. The 12 bombs an hour that the US drops around the world, for example. The news we do get distracts us enough that we don't think about what is really important.
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Yes, I always thought one of the few intelligent things I saw from Nassim Taleb before I blocked him, was that he ignores the news because news is, by definition, the statistically anomalous. (He was exaggerating of course ...)
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The notion of "revealing the climate" rather than the "news" exponentiates the issue of uncritical ideology in editorials. it's almost like they want to be writing a history textbook in real time -- as if there were just one interpretation, or as if we could transcend our time
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Yes, actually a badly evolved notion of “objectivity” plays a big role in this; I will be writing about that in my essay next week
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Largely agree. I do believe, that in part, news started also losing its credibility the moment anchors started appearing in fictional works as themselves. The implication: Their words could be bought. Gone was Cronkite...
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You don't need a manifesto. A tweet is enough. Just move out of the business of gaslighting and stop being a globalist shill. Right, Rob?
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Very Good, yeah News is all about sensational, exceptional, negative, & current events: -makes us blind to the influential that is not exceptional at all -news constantly gives us the feeling that people can’t be trusted -it blinds us to the longer term -trends rarely make newspic.twitter.com/WiR4kNxI6F
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This is excellent. It articulates, sums up, and provides a solution to a number of thoughts I’ve been having.
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Only problem is the author's newspaper
@decorrespondent has been parroting neocon/globalist regime change propaganda to help Uncle Sam to turn Ukraine into a shit hole.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Thanks, Steven. I’ll sign on when they launch in the US.
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Isn't this what analysis journals already do? (Or supposed to do?) Like TIME magazine?
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Thank you. This article explains why the 25+ yr old
#CorporateSocialResponsibility#CSR movement is NEVER in the mainstream news.
@globalcompact As#RussAckoff my mentor in#SystemsThinking taught me, "What we don't measure is often more important than what we do measure".Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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It is newsworthy that we are ruled by a sham two-party duopoly, which can be removed by ballot initiative and/or state legislatures, as is happening now in Maine. Support
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CSPAN is an answer
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@sapinker Interesting... it seems that sensationalism fits within the band of exploitive psychology, exemplified as@EricRWeinstein mentioned, (e.g) Russell Conjugations. Oversimplification cannot exist within a series of percolating events whose outcome variation is vast.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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