I made a rentry page a week ago, but I want to know

I go to all sides to get the majority of my ‘headlines’

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Do you want my biased opinion or unbiased opinion on where to get unbiased information?

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As others have said, you can’t. Take a walk through any history museum and you’ll remember it’s events like this that spark change, and the US is on the precipise, with class as the determining factor.

The only people who don’t have a bias are those that are ignorant of him, because everyone in the country is impacted. And since they are ignorant, they won’t have any news for you to read.

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…wikipedia’s editorial process trends toward unbiased information over time…

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You’re getting down voted, but I agree with you. I think we are too close in time to get an unbiased process now at wiki. Most things take time to remove emotions and be able to look back with a critical eye.

I couldn’t ask certain questions about the 9/11 attacks because it seemed I was being unpatriotic. That I might be friendly with the terrorists. It’s like no, I just think the middle eastern man (from Iraq) working at the Eagle Mart didn’t have anything to do with Saudi Funded terrorism.

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Why not take in many sources and then average out what you hear?

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Hahaha so naive

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How so?

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Read their username

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The wisdom of the crowds is eerily accurate when there are lots of independent samples. Keyword, independent. As soon as each of the samples are aware of each other, or, the number of independent samples proves to not actually be that high, it falls apart pretty quickly.

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20 years in the future

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The implied claim that historical accounts are unbiased seems tenuous.

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