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What is surprising is that in 2022 people believe everything that they read.
by iqanq 5y ago
What is surprising is that in 2022 people believe everything that they read.
- cheschire 5y agoIt’s surprising, as GP said, how little verification was made by news outlets. Chastising people for believing “everything” simply because they believed this is a different matter. Especially when otherwise reputable sources such as ESA post the information. https://www.esa.int/Safety_Security/Space_Debris/Incoming!_Debris_enroute_to_the_Moon https://www.esa.int/Safety_Security/Space_Debris/Incoming!_D...
- iqanq 5y agoThe media and organisations like the ESA have their biases and agendas.
- gameswithgo 5y agoyes the well known moon trash agenda of the far … uhhh
- iqanq 5y agoThe fact that they have published this without even verifying it is the best proof that they have a bias or even an agenda, yes.
- gostsamo 5y agoThis is not something reported by ESA astronomers but a PR piece about recent news, relevant history, and pointing how ESA does it. The article explicitly links to its source about the attribution.
- cbozeman 5y agoI don't know why people are downvoting you for what has become an objectively true position to hold. In just the past 10 years, journalism has taken such a nose dive that I'm legitimately nonplussed when people take everything they read in The New York Times Company's paper, or Jeff Bezos' The Washington Post as gospel fact. Let's not even start with Fox News, CNN, and MSNBC. Look back just to 2014 when Rolling Stone magazine published the completely unverified, and eventually debunked story, "A Rape on Campus". It was just a load of made-up bullshit. And then other outlets started to seize on the controversy and posted their own stories. The entire story was proven false, and it also resulted in a large settlement for the accused parties involved. People have lied since the dawn of humanity whenever it suits their needs; there's no reason to think we've significantly changed now.