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Everyone I've ever talked to that listens to JRE thinks what they say on it is generally correct. I guess you can't stop people from being idiots, but there's
by croon 5y ago
Everyone I've ever talked to that listens to JRE thinks what they say on it is generally correct.
I guess you can't stop people from being idiots, but there's no harm in trying.
- blitzar 5y ago> Everyone I've ever talked to that listens to JRE thinks what they say on it is generally correct. I have tuned in reasonably regularly. I think what they say on there is generally what the person saying it believes to be correct.
- croon 5y agoThat I agree with, but that wasn't what I meant, and judging from anecdata, not everyone can make that distinction. It's easy to be convinced by presentation rather than content.
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- naasking 5y ago> Everyone I've ever talked to that listens to JRE thinks what they say on it is generally correct. "Generally correct" is a much lower bar than "always correct". It might even be a bar that JRE can pass. Edit: where they're talking about factual matters I mean, not where they talk about aliens, big foot, and other obviously outlandish ideas where they're clearly just shooting the breeze.