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by Iv
3196 days ago
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The UK judges ruled that people are not supposed to base opinions on an entertainment shows. > it's widely known that people treat this show as an information source, not a comedy. It would have helped Tesla to be able to point out that Top Gear is not real journalism but entertainment and point at the actual reviews made by actual journalists. > And then there's British Tabloids vs. EU case I don't know how it happens in other countries but most of the time when a French news quote a UK tabloid it is mostly to point fingers at them and laugh. > I think this is not an American problem, and not people problem. Sure, it is a people problem. That US has and makes less efforts than other countries at solving. I mean, EU is not perfect, but there are not many countries where the biggest political party downright opposes teaching critical thinking skills in schools: page 20 (12) of this document: http://archive.is/QbV60 |
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