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Don’t you have to know the relative strengths of each so you can weight the information as you read it? That sounds like implicitly choosing which is better or
by edmundsauto 6y ago
Don’t you have to know the relative strengths of each so you can weight the information as you read it? That sounds like implicitly choosing which is better or worse.
Another interesting point you brought up: how long a go should we look? Is today’s NYT still culpable for mistakes made nearly 20 years ago? (Not defending them, as I’m sure there are more recent examples. But when has enough time passed?)