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In reply to the discussion: Neil deGrasse Tyson Chastises Media For Giving 'Flat Earthers' Equal Time in Climate Change Debate [View all]pangaia
(24,324 posts)37. I discovered that info about Bruno after seeing the show,
but did not know about Nicholas of Cusa. Thanks for the info. I'll go check him out.
This is a very good case of when "WE" make statements, accusations, etc. 'we' must be very careful lest they come back to bite us.
Harry Reid is a good example, I believe. He is really showing some gumption these days, and I am glad, but he's gotta be very careful exactly what he says and how.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson Chastises Media For Giving 'Flat Earthers' Equal Time in Climate Change Debate [View all]
xchrom
Mar 2014
OP
Yup. But people see "Fox" and they associate it with the News arm of the company.
longship
Mar 2014
#14
Very true. However I cut people I'm convinced truly care a break for partnering with monsters.
raouldukelives
Mar 2014
#9
IMO, our MSM hypes faux conflict over settled science and censors legitimate critique by omission.
proverbialwisdom
Mar 2014
#15
Maintstream? Ok, good catch, but a typo hardly negates their point, IMO.(nt)
proverbialwisdom
Mar 2014
#19
The word you want is "credibility". "Credulity" is an attribute of the viewer, not presenters.
Bernardo de La Paz
Mar 2014
#20
No, I actually did want "credulity", as in they present the stuff as if they've swallowed that BS.
winter is coming
Mar 2014
#23
The country has really lost it. The good news is if the country becomes the anti-science country,
lostincalifornia
Mar 2014
#28
The "two-sides-to-every-issue" fallacy has turned our public debates into circuses.
Jerry442
Mar 2014
#33