> a trained expert will find a lot of inaccuracies. This is not true for the journalist who reports international events and affairs Are you an expert of inter

> a trained expert will find a lot of inaccuracies. This is not true for the journalist who reports international events and affairs Are you an expert of international events and affairs? Have you spoken to one about whether this is true? I'm not and haven't, but I would bet they have plenty of examples of terrible coverage. (I imagine many examples would be of the form "they focused on irrelevant detail X when what matters is Y" or "they said X implies Y but it's actually unknown what the consequences of X will be" or "they only quoted people with opinion X" or "they oversimplified X to the point of caricature" or of course "that's just factually wrong, I was there and X never happened".)