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Comment Re:Billionaires bought up the news (Score 2) 67

This is clear motivated reasoning. You're falling for logical fallacies. You wouldn't recognize unbias if it smashed you in the head like a baseball, because you don't know how to be unbiased. I don't know how you graduated from High School. Standards are declining, I guess.

Here's your problem: to you, the meaning of "unbiased" is "agrees with me." That is why you are wrong. That's why you fall for motivated reasoning, because BBC executives resigned when unethical bias was discovered, but you won't fix your own bias.

And so you will stay wrong, because you won't fix the problems in your cognitive reasoning when discovered. You'll just pick up and carry on like nothing happened.

Comment Re:Idiocracy (Score 2) 67

This is the kind of moronic comment that comes with conspiracy theories.

Yes, newspapers make mistakes. But that doesn't mean your random conspiracy theory is somehow correct. You should put your wild ideas to the same test for veracity as you put the newspapers.

YES, the Charlie Kirk ballistics test was inconclusive. NO, that doesn't mean the CIA or Mossad killed Charlie Kirk, you are an utter nincompoop for believing that (because you believe things without looking for evidence to support the hypothesis).

Comment Re:Idiocracy (Score 1) 67

The problem is comedians can lie (and that is what they are supposed to do).

The result is now people think Trump invaded Iran because Epstein had dirt on Trump, and Epstein is a Mossad agent (and Epstein is still alive).

I don't care if people think or joke around about that, but the constant focus on that kind of thing makes it hard to figure out what is really happening. Hard hitting news is that Saudi Arabia and the Gulf States have been pushing hard for an invasion of Iran.

Comment Re:The underlying issue (Score 2) 92

Claiming that "Windows is for power users" is ridiculous. In Windows, you're still stuck with a DOS prompt or PowerShell if you like that. In MacOS you get a full Unix prompt.

Microsoft became hostile to power users when they made the "Wizard" their primary UI design pattern. It still has some good core but with every release it gets worse.

Comment Re:Pease requires two side that want peace (Score 1) 308

In every country there are people who want peace, and people who want war, always. Events and things change the balance of power (political power, or decision making power) in favor of those who want peace, or those who want war. We should do things that push the balance of power towards those who want peace.

In Iran, Trump is definitely pushing the balance of power towards those who want peace, effectively by killing those who want war. Hopefully he will be successful in completely pushing the balance towards those who want peace and Iran will turn into a normal country.

However there are ways to push the balance of power without killing people, and we should do those.

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