Nice quote, thank you! It seems that most of us have become consumers of outlier news. I think of it in terms of underground news, and often tell people that you can’t believe anything from MSM, which includes online sources. We were just discussing this morning how deceptive the big G is. Haven’t we been conditioned to look up everythin…
It seems that most of us have become consumers of outlier news. I think of it in terms of underground news, and often tell people that you can’t believe anything from MSM, which includes online sources. We were just discussing this morning how deceptive the big G is. Haven’t we been conditioned to look up everything online? The days of having Encyclopedia Brittanica or World Book on your shelves are gone. And what you find online is so untrustworthy that you should almost reject out of hand everything it says. The most egregious are Google, Wikipedia (owned by Google?) and WebMD.
Nice quote, thank you!
It seems that most of us have become consumers of outlier news. I think of it in terms of underground news, and often tell people that you can’t believe anything from MSM, which includes online sources. We were just discussing this morning how deceptive the big G is. Haven’t we been conditioned to look up everything online? The days of having Encyclopedia Brittanica or World Book on your shelves are gone. And what you find online is so untrustworthy that you should almost reject out of hand everything it says. The most egregious are Google, Wikipedia (owned by Google?) and WebMD.