May the Force be with us all

[Kusha]

Originally Posted by Sandvich

Blocking yourself from receiving information based on the source is another kind of bias

/my $0.02

You should read viewpoints from a political spectrum you don't agree with to prevent creating an echo chamber of points you only agree with.

Also nice name!

[F22Rapture]

Originally Posted by Kusha

You should read viewpoints from a political spectrum you don't agree with to prevent creating an echo chamber of points you only agree with.

Also nice name!

Agreed 100% (especially the name part)

Though, there is perhaps a difference between reading viewpoints from a spectrum you don't agree with, and reading viewpoints from Fox. This article is perhaps the worst piece of scientific journalism I've ever read.

[sebflippers]

Everybody sign this one!!!!

[Anupam Goli]

Originally Posted by Kusha

You should read viewpoints from a political spectrum you don't agree with to prevent creating an echo chamber of points you only agree with.

It's not the fact that it's a right leaning organization, but more that their journalism lacks credibility and often misinterprets facts and statements. It's just poor journalism. Don't get me wrong, I don't go around touting Alternet or RawStory to be the best examples of journalism. I just tend to try and get my news from sources that don't screw up bar graphs and sensationalize every word that the president speaks. I read a combination of NPR, bbc, and reuters. Anyway, that's enough politics for today.

[Sandvich]

Originally Posted by Kusha

You should read viewpoints from a political spectrum you don't agree with to prevent creating an echo chamber of points you only agree with.

Also nice name!

I just stumbled across your post. Thank you, but your team name is even better.