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Yup. All true and interesting, but none of this whataboutism makes the article unbiased, while purporting to tell the story of both the workers and the employer
by kennywinker 3y ago
Yup. All true and interesting, but none of this whataboutism makes the article unbiased, while purporting to tell the story of both the workers and the employer.
- adamredwoods 3y agoMy point is due to the numerous layers, news reporting cannot cover every perspective and every layer, thus they pick and choose. The process of picking and choosing is bias. Per the API on bias in journalism: https://www.americanpressinstitute.org/journalism-essentials/bias-objectivity/understanding-bias/ https://www.americanpressinstitute.org/journalism-essentials... Thus, IMO, to get away from as much bias as possible, one must search deep into research papers to efficiently absorb as many details as possible.
- kennywinker 3y agoAnd my point is that if you’re only going to touch one perspective, don’t act like you’re touching two perspectives.