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Do I want to know what’s going on?
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Getting mad about trolls saying controversial things is not being informed, it’s feeding the trolls.
Its much easier to just read actual news (when laws are passed, deals are made and things happen).
Wish we had labels for that
Being informed is only as useful as the news is actionable. If you're trapped, foreknowledge only produces anxiety. You're a rat trapped in a room with an electric floor. All you can do is be afraid (or sublime) in anticipation of the next shock.
A great deal of our news media is reported as unactionable. These aren't warnings that you can use to prepare, to fight, or to flee. They aren't calls to action or hints toward future research. You can't do anything with these headlines, save to slot them away for a future trivia night.