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What does the second part of your sentence have to do with the first part?
by nexthash 6y ago
What does the second part of your sentence have to do with the first part?
- 1123581321 6y agoThe second part of the sentence describes some of the non-dinosaur content.
- at_a_remove 6y agoNPR only has so much content, even if it broadcasts twenty-four hours per day. We can call this total content, TC for short. Now, if NPR has more and more content about "progressive political ideology" (PPIC), there would therefore be less content about any other topical content (AOTC). If PPIC + AOTC = TC, and NPR increases PPIC as TC is held constant, means that AOTC must decrease. I hope that clears it up for you.
- mhh__ 6y agoBasically some people would prefer that (say) LGBT people just shut up and got on with things rather than address any systemic problems in the world around them. Besides, from an outsider's perspective (not my Tax money!), NPR seems to be a bit like the BBC in that it is continuously mischaracterized as some bastion of the left, when the left usually don't want much of anything to do with it - rather that the correct "ideology" is effectively liberal capitalism (Think Obama, middle of the road type politics) bend over the status quo's knee.