In article , Larry Jaques says...

What did you feel about the article in question, Jim? Biased or not?

I never did beat my wife.

:^)

But the short answer is, exactly as the man said:

"All articles have bias."

And it's true here too. Part of critical thinking is
understanding where the bias is, why it's there, where
it comes from, and what the author is pushing. Some
folks think that critical thinking simply means you
read only stuff that agrees with your position, and
disregard the rest, or denigrate it. But surrounding
yourself exclusively with information that bolsters
your own world view is a very limiting plan.

Using "you" in the general sense here of course, not
you in particular.

Jim


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