@divegeester
i found a source of news https://www.semafor.com/
my discovery is ten imperial minutes olde
the discovery came thru a story accessed on the https://www.drudgereport.com/
my instinct is to find out what a website is "about", then read the reports offered and make a judgment call as to reliability
i am curious as to yer thoughts
@divegeester
The Economist in print.
NZZ online.
PBS online.
Sometimes CNN, Reuters, APnews online.
Never anything MetalBrain links to.
@Great-Big-Stees saidThe Pope.
This question is rhetorical…Are there actually people out there that use only one information source?π²
@Great-Big-Stees saidmilitary bases across the globe - fox "news"
This question is rhetorical…Are there actually people out there that use only one information source?π²
the waiting room at the local hospital - fox "news"
the waiting room at the dentist's office - fox "news"
autozone - fox "news"
waiting room at the department of motor vehicles - fox "news"
my father's living room tv - fox "news" (24/7 unless reruns of the big bang theory are playing)
north texas is so diverse we all look alike
@rookie54 saidWOW!! π² Fox News sure sounds like a lot of folks use it. I guess I better head on over as it seems to be the best source of, “real, not fake” news.π
military bases across the globe - fox "news"
the waiting room at the local hospital - fox "news"
the waiting room at the dentist's office - fox "news"
autozone - fox "news"
waiting room at the department of motor vehicles - fox "news"
my father's living room tv - fox "news" (24/7 unless reruns of the big bang theory are playing)
north texas is so diverse we all look alike
@Great-Big-Stees saidHe has an infallible hot line to The Big Guy.
π€ Is it TV, newspaper, radio or internet?
@moonbus saidWhat if there were, oh let’s say, a huge solar flare?π€
He has an infallible hot line to The Big Guy.
@Great-Big-Stees saidOh, I am sure The Big Guy communicates on an altogether different plane.
What if there were, oh let’s say, a huge solar flare?π€