Gotta hand it to that reporter though, he thought he had all the answers but quickly did an about-face when he finally experienced the situations for himself.
I appreciate it when people own their mistakes, especially in journalism. That’s way too rare these days.
Yeah but the hubris that permeates these people. To assume how one should act and how one would act is easy to understand. To me it comes off as sheltered and very narrow minded. Fiction can’t replace the real world because the real world forces you to play by all the rules, not just the convenient ones.
And this is part of why I want the voting age to increase. If you have no life experience how on earth can you make important decision about how to run a society.
Gotta hand it to that reporter though, he thought he had all the answers but quickly did an about-face when he finally experienced the situations for himself.
I appreciate it when people own their mistakes, especially in journalism. That’s way too rare these days.
Yeah but the hubris that permeates these people. To assume how one should act and how one would act is easy to understand. To me it comes off as sheltered and very narrow minded. Fiction can’t replace the real world because the real world forces you to play by all the rules, not just the convenient ones.
And this is part of why I want the voting age to increase. If you have no life experience how on earth can you make important decision about how to run a society.