Steve, where do you find objective stats on that? Genuine question.
I don't think we can rely upon media to present a balanced picture of such things, so the unconscious impression built by "frequency of news stories and the framing given by the reporters" could be unreliable. There are countless examples of selective coverage in our rece…
Steve, where do you find objective stats on that? Genuine question.
I don't think we can rely upon media to present a balanced picture of such things, so the unconscious impression built by "frequency of news stories and the framing given by the reporters" could be unreliable. There are countless examples of selective coverage in our recent history.
So while I think it's entirely possible that there is a spike, I would want some objective evidence from a neutral source before buying into that narrative.
Steve, where do you find objective stats on that? Genuine question.
I don't think we can rely upon media to present a balanced picture of such things, so the unconscious impression built by "frequency of news stories and the framing given by the reporters" could be unreliable. There are countless examples of selective coverage in our recent history.
So while I think it's entirely possible that there is a spike, I would want some objective evidence from a neutral source before buying into that narrative.