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NYT takes facts seriously and they issue written corrections for even the most trivial inaccuracies. If the allegations by Musk are true, the article's author w
by cjensen 14y ago
NYT takes facts seriously and they issue written corrections for even the most trivial inaccuracies. If the allegations by Musk are true, the article's author will be looking for a new job soon.
- lclarkmichalek 14y agoThat's good, as according to everyone in this thread, all journalists do is lie and every action they take is malicious.
- Ygg2 14y agoI had experience with journalist and they don't so much as lie as much as they "enhance the truth". Like your battery was lowish on cold weather but you still got there, but in your journal you write "Battery took cold badly and I was unsure if it would get there with the charge I had. By grace of gods and not Tesla I managed to get there". Compare that sentence to this "Battery worked below optimal when weather was below freezing, but I still got where I wanted." Which one sounds more appealing to general public? Which one is more sensational. TL;DR http://www.smbc-comics.com/index.php?db=comics&id=1623#comic http://www.smbc-comics.com/index.php?db=comics&id=1623#c...
- arjie 14y agoExperience shows that this is a myth. Judith Miller was peddling rubbish for months (years, according to Salon.com) before she was stopped. The NYT isn't special and belief that it is so is dangerous.