Otis White on Nostr: Reporters at nonpartisan news organizations are taught not to leap to conclusions. ...
Reporters at nonpartisan news organizations are taught not to leap to conclusions. Find something suspicious? That’s when you start asking questions. What you may find is very different from how things appeared at first … and may even be a better story. Citizens, too, could benefit from asking questions before reaching conclusions. So could Elon Musk.
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/04/12/upshot/musk-doge-fraud-claims.htmlPublished at
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