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Maybe I'm missing or misunderstanding something, but isn't this a criticism you can levy against most news articles that describe events? These seem to be factu
by Timon3 2y ago
Maybe I'm missing or misunderstanding something, but isn't this a criticism you can levy against most news articles that describe events? These seem to be factual descriptions as well as descriptions of ought-statements and -positions taken by related people and groups of people, which is the same case for articles about inflation, or social statistics, or pretty much anything else.
- t0bia_s 2y agoYes. I find most news manipulative. Subjective suggestions are common, for keeping readers attention by rising emotions.
- Timon3 2y agoWhile I can understand that in many cases, the examples in this article are good ones in my eyes. A good news article should cover more than the bare minimum, and all the examples you brought up aren't manipulative in my eyes, since they are simply true.
- t0bia_s 2y agoWhat truth has to do with leaders ability to change a weather? I find suggestions for critical action that leads to eliminate individual freedoms, justified by collective guilt, quite obvious in articles about climate and weather like this.
- defrost 2y agoAnd that kid in that movie could see dead people. It's a pity you can't quite grasp thermodynamics or Hume though :/ Have you tried reading that 1967 paper on CO2 equilibrium in the atmosphere?
- t0bia_s 2y agoYou are not answering my questions.
- Timon3 2y agoWhy are you talking about weather, when the topic is climate? You're either fundamentally misunderstanding the topic, or you're deliberately misrepresenting the article to prove some point, presumably climate change denial.