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It's like survivorship bias. You only see the things that aren't targeted for omission. Sometimes you can tell a lot by what a given source leaves out about a
by HPsquared 3y ago
It's like survivorship bias. You only see the things that aren't targeted for omission.
Sometimes you can tell a lot by what a given source leaves out about a given story. You find what's "allowed into the narrative" and how that evolves over time. Can be more interesting than the story itself.