In article , RAM^3 says...

Your inability to discern the inherent bias in the quoted article simply
goes to prove the level, and direction, of YOUR bias.

That's not what he said. He said most readers detect biases, and
'navigate around them' which I took to mean considering the bias
itself when evalutating the information in the story.

Not all strongly held opinions or strongly stated points are
"bias." Sometimes they are rooted in fact. It's a mistake
to dismiss information out of hand simply because it is strongly
worded.

Again, a deeper examination of other sources would give perspective
that a single source could not provide.

Jim


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