> Journalists" now love to use a sequence of events and then present them like a causal narrative, ignoring the real reason the final event happened. I'm so fre

> Journalists" now love to use a sequence of events and then present them like a causal narrative, ignoring the real reason the final event happened. I'm so freaking sick of it. When was journalism, writing, or any sort of story-telling not done this way? Is the alternative a series of time stamped actions?