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The scope that you seem to be expecting isn't possible right now. Anything that's attempting to account for every amount of money lost or saved will end up miss
by Talanes 7y ago
The scope that you seem to be expecting isn't possible right now. Anything that's attempting to account for every amount of money lost or saved will end up missing something. The title contains itself to the scope that it is accurate at.
Trusting the reader to intuitively know California is losing massive amounts of money from other things seems reasonable. Just because a title isn't written for the most uneducated reader does not mean it is misleading.
- Tallasatree 7y agoNothing could be more opposite in the world we live in. This title is indeed a puff piece, intended on showing a "bright" side to the shut down. Its incumbent on the educated reader to see that. Unfortunately, it seems not many people critically think anymore. Edit: Just because its data, doesn't mean its important. I can't wait to see Cal DOT's surplus after this.
- travisporter 7y agoYep. A silver lining is unambiguously defining a small upside to the larger downside. For instance, my niece’s pediatrician apparently has not seen or got calls for any severe cases of flu due to social distancing despite still seeing relatively similar amounts of patients
- Tallasatree 7y agoThe title was changed.