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Can't even find the source video[1] from the article. [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckjkz8zuMMs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckjkz8zuMMs

• TheAceOfHearts 9y ago
  Most modern media sites are absolutely despicable. They rarely link to the source. Heck, even when writing "articles" about recent scientific discoveries, most sites won't even mention the paper's title. Even worse, some sites will just add tags for common words and link to other articles with similar flags. They want to make you depend on their site, which is a terrible idea. Why would you possibly need to go review the sources, eh? In my personal ratings, I give all sites like these the lowest possible score.
  • dba7dba 9y ago
    I stopped reading 'articles' long ago. When I click on an article, I go straight to the comments section, knowing I will get more facts and balanced opinions from both sides of the story there, rather than the article itself.
  • cbhl 9y ago
    Replace "likes" with "ad impressions" and you'd get what's wrong with the media today. The answer is money -- if a journalist no longer needs to worry about having a roof over their head, or making ends meet, then they can go try to make the world a better place, rather than just writing click-bait headlines. I don't know how that will come about -- maybe UBI, maybe a new distribution model -- but the alternative is the slow rotting of the media industry.