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I use the moon challenge as a time, before cable, when the media was the glue that kept the country together. One single view repeated over time. Then, imo, c
by losteverything 10y ago
I use the moon challenge as a time, before cable, when the media was the glue that kept the country together.
One single view repeated over time.
Then, imo, cable and now the internet has changed glue to acid that breaks us apart.
I have not changed but how we get information and news has.
Can we have another moon moment? Probably not but to me the better introspective question is am I adapting to how information is sought, ignored and processed by me???
- awacs 10y agoIt's hard to have a "moon moment" in times where there is a large population that think we never landed on the moon, and half the country believes in alternative facts.
- losteverything 10y agoAnd the third half have trouble with statistics.