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by drgath
4201 days ago
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In 1835, the New York Sun (a serious newspaper [0], 1833-1855) published some articles [1] describing alien civilizations on the moon that can be seen through a new telescope in South Africa. From Wired, > The Sun, ever the champion of the public good, claimed, no joke, that it was actually all a public service⦠to get the nation to stop worrying so much for a second about that whole slavery thing. So, there are good journalists, bad journalists, "journalists" who aren't even journalists, and they've all existed since the birth of the printing press. [0] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sun_%28New_York%29 [1] http://www.wired.com/2014/12/fantastically-wrong-thomas-dick... |
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