Education: Difference between revisions
No edit summary |
|||
| Line 4: | Line 4: | ||
=The News has Deep Effects= | =The News has Deep Effects= | ||
People believe what they see, because they do not have time to investigate themselves - or do not cultivate their skills in [[General Semantics]] - ie, the art of distinguishing fact from fiction. This is indeed confusing, as legal fiction can be right and reality can be wrong in the court of law. And, in the first place, [[It's All Made Up]] according to [[The Art of Possibility]] | People believe what they see, because they do not have time to investigate themselves - or do not cultivate their skills in [[General Semantics]] - ie, the art of distinguishing fact from fiction. This is indeed confusing, as legal fiction can be right and reality can be wrong in the court of law. And, in the first place, [[It's All Made Up]] according to [[The Art of Possibility]] | ||
Here is an interesting article on [[How Viewpoints are Affected by Mainstream vs Conservative Media]]. Note that the distinction is between mainstream vs conservative, so it seems that the 'mainstream' is considered to be liberal? All these distinctions are moot in a collaborative world, though, where we focus on the genius of reconciling seemingly contradictory opposites. | |||
Revision as of 21:52, 23 March 2024
About
Education can come from many places.
The News has Deep Effects
People believe what they see, because they do not have time to investigate themselves - or do not cultivate their skills in General Semantics - ie, the art of distinguishing fact from fiction. This is indeed confusing, as legal fiction can be right and reality can be wrong in the court of law. And, in the first place, It's All Made Up according to The Art of Possibility
Here is an interesting article on How Viewpoints are Affected by Mainstream vs Conservative Media. Note that the distinction is between mainstream vs conservative, so it seems that the 'mainstream' is considered to be liberal? All these distinctions are moot in a collaborative world, though, where we focus on the genius of reconciling seemingly contradictory opposites.