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I think someone complained to Quartz that their articles were biased, so the writer here decided to represent both angles. ("they're just doing business" vs "th
by cooper12 10y ago
I think someone complained to Quartz that their articles were biased, so the writer here decided to represent both angles. ("they're just doing business" vs "they're bullying any competition") In my opinion, one of the most difficult lessons the internet age will have to learn is that the truth isn't always in the middle, and that both sides are not exactly the same.
- goldenkey 10y agoIts not an internet age mistake. Greeks knew about it. It's called the "middle path fallacy." And most people subscribe to it because of the terrible liberal mindset in education and pop culture that screams and bleeds for equality of all ideas -- even lies and bullshit.