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Off-Topic Discussion => General Discussion => Topic started by: Luis Dias on January 04, 2013, 07:55:23 am
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ym17AfN8qc
What irks me is not the fact that these things go viral and so on. General excitment over obvious myths is expected. What is mind-boggling is to see CNN "report" this viral video without giving any hint as to why it is ludicrous.
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Because research and fact checking are traits that are not selected for in journalists these days.
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lol... end
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I stopped taking it seriously as soon as she cited the source as being a YouTube user.
Slow news day?
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This video was uploaded on October 29th, 2010. So seeing this on CNN is not as horrifying as if it happened today.
Still, to see a CNN reporter seriously pose the question "does this video prove that time travel exists?" is pretty disheartening, no matter when it was asked.
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This has to be fact, CNN could never be wrong! /sarcasmrant
The media doesn't tend to think or research anything these days. The internet is a blessing and a curse. Or the human race is a curse, dunno which.
I thought this video was a lot easier to swallow without doing any of my own research. Yet... Chaplin's Time Traveler Analyzed (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwTbUfaPcLo)
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When you see a news network get their news off youtube, it's such a sure sign of quality.. Jon Stewart was right on the money; CNN is terrible.
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CNN reported Iraqi forces were impaling Kuwaiti babies on pikes during the Gulf War. Babies. On Pikes. Where do you even get a pike these days other than a museum?
They eventually retracted it, but it should come as no surprise to anyone that all media sources are periodically very wrong.
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There wouldn't even be anyone to call.
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Unless you were calling.. THE FUTURE.
Seriously, how is this news?