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BBC Still the most trusted source
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Lol. Bit of a nonsense survey in my opinion but fun to watch some of the RWR on here begin to spontaneously explode with rage. Some RWR idiots on here actually believe Sky News is a left wing organisation.
Posted at 2:45am, sleepless night mate ?
Collapsed with exhaustion sometime after eating my tea and woke-up at daft o' clock as fresh a daisy and in need of a cuppa. Back in the feather at 4:00 am.
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Does that mean you have a short circadian cycle?
http://www.bbc.com/capital/story/20171114-why-you-shouldnt-try-to-be-a-morning-person
Not really no.
I'm at my most productive (office wise) early in the morning. Mainly due to the lack of distractions and the fact that I'm waking up rather than falling asleep. I still put in a days graft as well so feeling sleepy in the evenings is normal, especially after standing on a freezing rugby field watching my second born get battered.
That reminds me, I may not be posting tomorrow as I will be at Twickers cheering England on.
No wi-fi at Twickenham?
I guess so. If its a toss up betwixt the match and DIYnot, then the match takes precedent. I may not have my spec's with me either.
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What the Biased Broadcasting Corporation ..... I think not.
It really does not matter what you think.
Their headlines and stories on the net and on Twitter always take the most negative anti-UK, anti government/ conservative slant of the story.
The stories are carefully written to include the counter argument, but in much fewer words. Even the phrases and words used are carefully chosen to enhance the bad and reduce the good.
It's quite shrewd the way they do it, but my BS filters work well.
The stories are carefully written to include the counter argument, but in much fewer words. Even the phrases and words used are carefully chosen to enhance the bad and reduce the good.
It's quite shrewd the way they do it, but my BS filters work well.
Are you saying the BBC are wrong to point out the bad? So, if for example say Brexit is bad and they keep reporting as so, why is this a problem?
Brexit is a good example - how did you manage to think of that? Anyway, because it's unknown, it's just opinion and as such can be good or bad depending on ones opinion. The BBC's opinion is always bad. But they should be sticking to facts not opinion, which requires an unbiased style of writing.
A factual example would be say if the news item was "JohnD is clueless". There's no room for opinion in this because it's based on fact, it's evident, it's true and there is nothing to the contrary or alternative possible. But I suspect the BBC headline would be "JohnD set to blow your mind with revelation of unimaginable never seen before Google links" - which puts a much more positive spin on things, but will ultimately prove to be false.
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