> 'follow the money to find out what the b@stards are thinking' The slightly less cynical way I think of this is that finance will directly be impacted vs non-

> 'follow the money to find out what the b@stards are thinking' The slightly less cynical way I think of this is that finance will directly be impacted vs non-finance so news targetted at them is more helpful, or at least not actively harming. In the financial independence community most articles on mainstream sites are considered jokes or to have insufficient detail to actually improve your finances A good non-money example: If you get a chronic disease, reading blogs and forums by people who have the disease is going to me more helpful than whatever a staff writer can do in 2 hours of research