As an articulation of my dismay at the unprecedented decline in the quality of the product of the mainstream media, I am removing links to the Washington Post and New York Times from this blog. These sources ought no longer be considered paradigms of journalistic objectivity - though the reality is this has been the case for some time.
Both fortunately and unfortunately, we the people can no longer rely on the mainstream media to provide a complete, objective picture of world events. This is unfortunate for what it says about the media and our nation's future, and yet we are fortunate to have the ability - primarily via internet, though also via public libraries - to seek out the truth from amongst the muck of invented reporting.
~JDS
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Perhaps one of the most revolutionary things in the world today is the internet. The Earth may be a large place by human standards, but the internet has helped to shrink it down to a manageable size. Really, when you think about it, the internet is like a large electronic lunchroom where we are all taking unusually long lunch breaks to converse and debate and generally be entertained by all there is to do. So, welcome to my lunch table, feel free to sit down and chat.
~Johannes de Silentio
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