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The question is whether one should reduce one's news consumption to only "core" stories. In all likelihood that would show you only today's disasters but not th

by jll29 4y ago

The question is whether one should reduce one's news consumption to only "core" stories. In all likelihood that would show you only today's disasters but not the build-up of tomorrow's. Personally, I highly recommend you to rely on more than one source of news, ideally with different country and political biases (for instance, I enjoy reading in The Guardian about Germany, and watching Al Jazeera to learn about what's new in the UK).

krapp 4y ago
I feel like if you have to hear about it on "the news" to begin with, it probably isn't relevant to you.
- detaro 4y ago
  What do you consider "not-news" where one might hear about important things in the (near) future?
  - krapp 4y ago
    If it doesn't affect you personally, it isn't relevant. If it would affect you personally, you'll probably know about it before the news does.