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Thia is a tasty piece to add to the banquet of warmed over opinions from wordsmiths.
https://www.rnz.co.nz/national/programmes/mediawatch/audio/2018817351/a-pundit-backlash-against-actual-experts
It started last month, when the Herald’s business editor Fran O’Sullivan accidentally tweeted what was meant to be a private message to Covid modeller Rodney Jones, thanking him for a “well-timed article” and calling out the government for relying on “bogus modellers like Hendy”.
O’Sullivan apologised the next day.
But anti-expert views have surfaced again over the last week or so.
Over at Stuff, political editor Luke Malpass argued that it’s time to start looking beyond what he called the “epidemiological echo chamber”.
Doon here … yep, think Yertle … there’s the main things and the short term passing shit which even the non-mainstream media takes seriously.
They need to do it for their own reasons. Our cause isn’t entirely helped.
For the uninitiated –
Yertle the turtle is the ambitious king of the pond who decides he wants to expand his kingdom. Yertle orders the turtles to stand on each other’s back to form a tall throne, ignoring the complaints of the turtles at the bottom.
Yertle the turtle is the ambitious king of the pond who decides he wants to expand his kingdom. Yertle orders the turtles to stand on each other’s back to form a tall throne, ignoring the complaints of the turtles at the bottom.
Yertle the Turtle – Teaching Children Philosophy – Prindle …
https://www.prindleinstitute.org › books › yertle-the-turtle
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