"Information is the oxygen of the modern age. It seeps through the walls topped by barbed wire, it wafts across the electrified borders." Ronald Reagan
"Je participe. Tu participes. Il participe. Nous participons. Vous participez. Ils profitent" [3]
One of many slogans from the May 1968 student uprising in Paris
“There is a cult of ignorance... nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge.”
Isaas Asimov[5]
“There is a cult of ignorance... nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge.”
Isaas Asimov[5]
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I hope to have the new version up and running very shortly. Thank you for your patience.
And to challenge conspiracy theorists — who seem to question everything except their cherished theory — to reflect on the consequences of their views for society and how
it is they have come to reject logic and science but are happy to benefit so much from what it has given them — not least their mobile phones and the internet (which they are using to spread their views).
And to challenge conspiracy theorists — who seem to question everything except their cherished theory — to reflect on the consequences of their views for society and how
it is they have come to reject logic and science but are happy to benefit so much from what it has given them — not least their mobile phones and the internet (which they are using to spread their views).
Media Bias/Fact Check
provides a very clear description of the methodology it uses to evaluate and rate different media. It uses a two-headed arrow and puts a yellow dot on the arrow for each page to indicate the degree of bias. It also provides details of any sources used and an explanation of their bias. And it includes a voting poll for readers to vote on the bias of the source; and routinely compares its assessments to the feedback received. If there is a large discrepancy it may re-examine that source and adjust its rating accordingly.
Media Bias/Fact Check
provides a very clear description of the methodology it uses to evaluate and rate different media. It uses a two-headed arrow and puts a yellow dot on the arrow for each page to indicate the degree of bias. It also provides details of any sources used and an explanation of their bias. And it includes a voting poll for readers to vote on the bias of the source; and routinely compares its assessments to the feedback received. If there is a large discrepancy it may re-examine that source and adjust its rating accordingly.
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