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In addition, there is nothing in the article to support the point it's trying to make. Not a single number to compare against. It says "new thing X is bad", whi
by 0-_-0 7y ago
In addition, there is nothing in the article to support the point it's trying to make. Not a single number to compare against. It says "new thing X is bad", while it should be saying "New thing X is worse than old thing Y and here is how that was measured". Otherwise how should I know if a similar article could have been written about how "old thing Y is bad". Surely, humans making decisions about welfare is also error prone and much more resource intensive, and the job of a journalist would be to make the comparison.
I'm interested in facts, not opinions completely lacking in (and separated from) facts.
- shadowgovt 7y agoIt looks like this article is setting up a week of reporting, and I assume the facts will come in subsequent stories. It's a weird format though; not one I'm accustom to in a world of self-contained news reports.