
If 'serious' news outlets could start framing a presidential candidate repeating disproven conspiracy theories as 'repeats disproven conspiracy theory' instead of 'claims', that would go a long way in the push back against disinformation.
Otherwise, it's just repeating disinformation for profit. Which isn't what journalism should be.
This seems like a good reason not to cull wolves.
It just occurred to me that Spotify avoids the problem of how to filter out the popularity of Christmas music from Wrapped by doing it in November.
I imagine lots of clever technical solutions were proposed until some Mentos Fresh style problem solver was like why not just skip December?
Think of 2023 Spotify Wrapped as a celebration of the real, the realer, and the realest listening moments that defined our year. It’s the receipt that you’ll definitely want to keep—from the song you secretly couldn’t stop streaming to the artists and podcasts you weren’t shy to shout your unwavering admiration for. Keep scrolling to... Read more »
・ Chart of the Atlantic Ocean ・
👤 Eusébio da Costa, 1721
🏛️ Portuguese Maritime Museum, a world of discoveries ・ Lisboa, Portugal
This illuminated manuscript on parchment depicts the Atlantic ocean and the European, African and American cost lines. It shows some burnt parts, but that does not dimish its beauty.
#portugal #museum #history
"That the results can feel bafflingly wrong speaks to the semi-detached engagement with music engendered by Spotify’s all-you-can-eat smorgasbord approach."