> Correcting them now is akin to wiping a conference room blackboard during a bathroom break because you're worried that it shows information that damages your

> Correcting them now is akin to wiping a conference room blackboard during a bathroom break because you're worried that it shows information that damages your credibility. That's exactly what they're doing. Why wouldn't they? What are you going to do about it? What is anyone going to do about it? With the rise of constant, feed-based media sources and polarization of politics, there's hardly any incentive for media outlets to hold themselves to any standards. Hence why most journalism is garbage nowadays. The loss of objectivity and reason is one of the most tragic things about the modern world, imo. Question the media, question science, question conspiracy theories, question everything and stay skeptical. We have more than enough evidence now that groups with power and influence are interested in convincing you of things, not of helping you find your way to the truth.