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Listen to the NYT Daily podcast ep titled "The Lessons of 2016." These people still somehow think that Trump was some sort of probablistic abnormality, a long shot they could not possibly have seen coming. There's zero sense of responsibility re: predictive accuracy
This is subtle but important: the media holds itself accountable for having *a good story about why it said what it said,* not for accuracy or a strong record of prediction.
Take important talking head’s predictions on big stories, convert to probabilities via chart below, give out grades?pic.twitter.com/EYJfwRWWX2
Huh, what should people use for those all-important 30% to 50% probabilities?
Well put. It's the same in all industries without skin in the game. Look at market analysts: frequently wrong, but they're never punished if they stay near the consensus.
The media is mainly accountable to *having an interesting story* in the first place. 2019-nCoV may or may not be more dangerous than flu, either way it will get disproportionately more coverage than other more important subjects due to it's novelty.
They are just fighting for the eyeballs 
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