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> keeping up with current events is wrong. Don't try to keep up. To the contrary, keeping up with events online gives you the ability to be proactive about acq
by keating 18y ago
> keeping up with current events is wrong. Don't try to keep up.
To the contrary, keeping up with events online gives you the ability to be proactive about acquiring knowledge, rather than waiting for what makes it though the filter of a periodical or what someone else thinks important; not to mention the bias of opinion pieces. If your periodical of choice sits on a story, or misreports, you will likely never find out about it if you don't pay attention to outside sources (e.g. the NYT sat on their report about the administration's illegal domestic spying/warrantless wiretapping program until after the 2004 election).
- kingkongrevenge 18y ago> If your periodical of choice sits on a story, or misreports, If you relied on esteemed mainstream media you're underwater on a house right now. You also probably bought Cisco in 1999. Not me. I should be running a hedge fund my returns are so great. It's because I voraciously seek out good analysis, typically non-mainstream.
- aswanson 18y agoWhat are some of your sources?