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Originally Posted by PepsiFree
“There’s no longer unbiased news” is kind of vague nonsense. There is a lot of news that has no or almost no bias, and of those with bias, there is a vast difference in how that bias is reflected in the reporting.
If you’re treating every source like it’s on one side or the other and the truth is some unsaid middle ground, you’re unlikely to ever actually hit on the truth.
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I'm confused. Are we talking about facts or truth when it comes to the news?
Truth and fact are often used interchangeably, but they hold different connotations. Truth refers to something that is in accordance with reality, while fact refers to something that is objectively verifiable. Facts exist in reality, whereas truths are usually the things that one believes to be true, or the things that are true in the current situation. Facts are a subset of truth; truth is broader.
Everyone experiences life from a different angle. Your truth may not be my truth.