I get the part about uninformative solar eclipse reporting. Modern 'journalism' is dedicated to promoting their narrative, not informing.
I have noticed, and I wish everyone did, that the WSJ and AP. among others, never miss a chance to mention 'Trump's false claims' concerning the 2020 election. They use those exact words, 'Trump's false claims' incessantly, almost regardless of what they're reporting on. Yet, the NEVER specify what those claims are, or how they know them to be false.
Of course, 'climate change' is the same. Today, any adverse weather event is 'climate change.' Yet, perfectly nice, sunny days are NOT climate change. That is non-sensical non-logic. You don't have to be an ignorant fool to be a 'journalist', but it certainly helps.
I get the part about uninformative solar eclipse reporting. Modern 'journalism' is dedicated to promoting their narrative, not informing.
I have noticed, and I wish everyone did, that the WSJ and AP. among others, never miss a chance to mention 'Trump's false claims' concerning the 2020 election. They use those exact words, 'Trump's false claims' incessantly, almost regardless of what they're reporting on. Yet, the NEVER specify what those claims are, or how they know them to be false.
Of course, 'climate change' is the same. Today, any adverse weather event is 'climate change.' Yet, perfectly nice, sunny days are NOT climate change. That is non-sensical non-logic. You don't have to be an ignorant fool to be a 'journalist', but it certainly helps.