I'm having trouble reconciling how woefully out of touch your comment is with the state of journalism as an industry. Claiming that it "has solved theses issues

I'm having trouble reconciling how woefully out of touch your comment is with the state of journalism as an industry. Claiming that it "has solved theses issues" is pretty tone-deaf given the article these comments are on. >No individual journalist wants to be known for getting a story wrong, so incentives are pretty strong to begin with. For some altruistic ones sure. However, for each one of those, there are 10 writing click-bait articles to generate traffic to questionable orgs and they don't care at all about being wrong.