> To put it more simply, most journalists are trying to change the world to see things their way. This is a good thing. Aside from the bit where it's always b

> To put it more simply, most journalists are trying to change the world to see things their way. This is a good thing. Aside from the bit where it's always been like this anyways, we, as modern humans, don't have the time to evaluate everything from first sources. You can't read every scientic study or the 500 pages of tax documents that were studied to produce a report on someone committing tax fraud. I don't need more "facts", I need useful information I can take action on.