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I agree with that difference, but it's not relevant to the comment I made.

It would be ironic if he did work extremely hhard and gave you this perception of effortlessness.

I agree with all that you said, except that we as outsiders don't have enough information to make the conclusions you want to make. The best evidence for recklessness would be a pa…

> all I've heard about this guy Hearing something else would require a journalist to formulate an alternative narrative. Not only would that conflict with their peers, it's not ver…

> avoid personal anecdote, they have little value compared to what a doctor says. Doctors are like engineers. There is a body of science and research for their field. They were onc…

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> the people who told him that he was needlessly endangering people's lives were experts in their fields Turns out engineers and other experts disagree with each other all the time…

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> if you actually believe that putting in the work, and putting it in in a good way, will lead you to success. What's the point of motivation of you don't believe what you do matte…

> I'm a people person. I have people skills. I don't agree. In my experience, there are people with a talent for talking, and have a natural attraction. People just want to talk to…

It sounds like you have made up your mind. So I don't have anything to add.

> Are you saying that professional journalism literally doesn't exist Seriousness and truthfulness are separate axis. Serious branding gives the appearance of authority. > frauds l…

A selection and presentation of true facts is a narrative.

> Are from professional journalists who do weeks of prep What you are referring to is called branding and this particular form appeals to your sensibilities. All the top media outl…

> unbiased news Even sophisticated people like paulg make comments like "why doesn't someone just make factual news". It suggests to me that thinking about epistemology and marketi…