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What if I go to a dinner party and someone lies or omits crucial facts? I guess take it for what it is -- it's a conversation recorded on YouTube ... maybe don
by chubot 2y ago
What if I go to a dinner party and someone lies or omits crucial facts?
I guess take it for what it is -- it's a conversation recorded on YouTube ... maybe don't be fooled by the suit and the mics. Anyone can buy those, there is no certification AFAIK :-)
(I'd also say that 95% of journalism you see on TV is not much different than a conversation recorded on YouTube, i.e. they don't do fact checking themselves.)
- spacechild1 2y agoThe dinner party isn't broadcast to millions of people. With a great audience comes great responsibility. "Just let people talk" doesn't cut it. Of course, there is also lots of bad journalism in traditional media. > maybe don't be fooled by the suit and the mics. Anyone can buy those, there is no certification AFAIK :-) :)