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Can we get a version of this story with a less editorialistic headline? This is clearly a "fits the narrative" type headline, hardy individual versus big bad b
by planetguy 14y ago
Can we get a version of this story with a less editorialistic headline?
This is clearly a "fits the narrative" type headline, hardy individual versus big bad bank; and I don't trust stories when they fit popular narratives.
Tell me the facts of the case, Bloomberg, I'll make up my own mind how I want to feel about it.
- JabavuAdams 14y agoRun that in reverse: if the headline were less sensational, you'd automatically trust the article more? Just read the article. The headline is one sentence. You have to evaluate the whole thing anyway.
- intended 14y agoActually that won't be possible. You are coming to this story at the end of the narrative which has taken years to reach this far. It's also a tortured story - complex, with one narrator actively trying to cover his tracks. And This article is more for adding a human angle to what is extremely tortured and boring reading. For you to get the facts at this stage is not going to happen from an article like this. You would need to google gumshoe a bit to read up for that.