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Re: Perils of instant information
by sharvul
"15 percent of what's reported in the daily newspapers is probably inaccurate". Some understatement... Almost every time I have had the chance of reading a newspaper report about an event I attended personally, I found the reporting to be inaccurate at best and totally misleading in some cases. Simple extrapolation of my experience leads to a much higher percentage of inaccuracy in news reporting. I used to think that "tishkoret" was typical right-wing slander. Nowadays I'm not so sure.
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