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Quality Contributions to the Main Motte
- "Republicans/Conservatives have been hamstrung for decades by the dynamics of government work."
- "Which is the final contradiction: talking constantly about Master Morality is often a form of Slave Morality."
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Contributions for the week of July 15, 2024
- "A Trip to the Mall and our Society-Wide Experiment in Extreme Trust"
- "I came away from this saying, the Cybertruck really is as fast or faster than a 911, even with a lot of cargo."
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That's a nice standard to draw in the sand, but we demonstrably don't hold it against CNN as a society, nor have the ability to hold it as individuals. CNN specifically is quite willing to pass around claims from one rando statement with vague details and none of the information necessary to corroborate it. Nor is unique to that high-profile example (eg, Roy Moore's mall ban) -- or to CNN (eg PigGate).
And CNN deserves criticism for those sorts of stories, and that's exactly why many people don't trust it anymore. The fact that society doesn't hold it against CNN means that society is making a mistake and is being too lax on CNN, not that society should be more lax on LOTT.
How about a compromise: we just say the moral of Tracing's hoax is that LoTT is no worse than CNN.
I personally wouldn't rely particularly hard on either LOTT or CNN for my news. I don't know enough about either to judge which is worse.
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