susi7802

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This isn’t really an unpopular opinion, most scientists and astronomers agree with you. I don’t get this superstition / conspiracy theory either. E.g. no believable physical evidence has ever been put forward. The idea that “extraordinary claims need extraordinary evidence” doesn’t seem to hold with some uneducated people; it’s like with the Loch Ness monster or with the Big Foot, pure make believe and lalaland stuff.

Our US American friends are really to be pitied. This explosive diarrhea is no joke, you get 2 minutes prior warning, and out it comes, hehehe, I’m sure Trumps “health” minister Robert Kennedy Jr is on top of the affair / holding the bucket, hehehe.

Hearst was a newspaper magnate from the … USA! The USA is a different story, as news is and always was business in the USA; look at all the television channels with all the commercial breaks, even during the news! They even tried to ruin the World Cup 26 by introducing these constant drinking breaks in between, so that sport isn’t the main item anymore, but the ads are. Distilling the news from these US businesses was challenging and has become worse. Lucky for you, there are still some good newspapers and channels in the USA (PBS. CNN), and naturally you can also subscribe to European news sources: the Guardian, English version of El Pais, DW from Germany, BBC is quite ok too. Le Monde. Al Jazeera, Euronews. (I read all of them; not in full naturally, I need to earn money)

They do and they are wrong. Most newspapers and magazines employ journalists that do quite a good job; people that are honest and believe in what they do. The same is true for most television news channels. On the contrary, social media channels are extremely biased, and fact checking is close to zero. (Sure, don’t believe Fox News, and Bild, Welt, politico etc belong to springer; so always compare multiple sources; never trust a single source).