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The same way as always. If the news is important enough, you will get it by word of mouth. I was once told (30-40 years ago), "Don't bother listening/watching
by simonblack 2y ago
The same way as always. If the news is important enough, you will get it by word of mouth.
I was once told (30-40 years ago), "Don't bother listening/watching the news on radio/TV. It only wastes your precious time." And the next sentence was "If the news is important enough, you will hear about it almost immediately, one way or another."
I don't ever bother with the news, but I heard about Trump's shooting literally within minutes of it happening.
- JohnFen 2y agoThis. I've been intentionally avoiding all US election-related news because none of it is of any real value to me since there's no action I can take about any of it, and paying attention to it was very bad for my emotional health. And yet, I heard within hours about Biden withdrawing.