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Oh I get that. But it was lacking any depth. It seemed one sided. But I can't even call it that. It didn't even give a side. It was more like... hearsay with
by towelr34dy 8y ago
Oh I get that.
But it was lacking any depth.
It seemed one sided. But I can't even call it that. It didn't even give a side. It was more like... hearsay with a single interview, probably on the phone, with 1 person on the ground. Even then, they could have published the interview for some depth. But not even that. Hell, probably browsing local facebook groups/reddits or calling their local municipality/college associations you could find more information with a few hours of free time. It's... surreal in terms of how shallow it was.
I mean, don't get me wrong, I'd fully expect a tabloid to publish trash rag stuff, but... I'm seeing it more now in major publications, and even oddly shared on sites like this.
I'm just... I just find it odd.
- 8bitsrule 8y agoFeels more like a small-town newspaper writeup. Could be that an overloaded author, sitting at a Bloomberg desk, was assigned the story ... with no experience in energy, and given nothing to to work with but a couple of local Alaskan newpaper clips. Maybe muttering to himself while he typed.