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That will change how people interpret facts, yes. But it can't really change whether, e.g., a court ruled for or against someone in a case.
by Natsu 9y ago
That will change how people interpret facts, yes. But it can't really change whether, e.g., a court ruled for or against someone in a case.
- devoply 9y agoWell yes that's true. But you don't have to agree with what the court ruled, I was not trying to argue against your point... but in the real world many things in the real world are not about interpreting an agreed upon authorities decisions otherwise you are in that paradigm. Like for instance in this case you are a person operating in the paradigm of the law.
- Natsu 9y agoI guess we have different ideas of what 'news' is, then. To me, 'news' consists only of the objective facts and 'opinion' covers all the rest of the analysis. I normally care only about the 'news' portion and I look for links, video, etc. to verify those facts. The 'opinion' side of the stories is generally not of interest to me.