Badger52
04-23-2013, 06:46
Popped up in the Early Bird digest; here's the link (http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887324345804578426881030734960.html) to the original Wall Street Journal article. I got a kick out of one quote from the creator of the site:
Asked about that incident, Mr. Szoldra, who is currently covering real news as an intern in New York for the Business Insider website, said he shouldn't "be responsible for people believing everything they read" on his site.
"Incidents like this only illustrate a serious problem with our education system," he said. "Apparently, they aren't teaching skepticism or critical thinking in some parts of the country anymore."
:cool:
Asked about that incident, Mr. Szoldra, who is currently covering real news as an intern in New York for the Business Insider website, said he shouldn't "be responsible for people believing everything they read" on his site.
"Incidents like this only illustrate a serious problem with our education system," he said. "Apparently, they aren't teaching skepticism or critical thinking in some parts of the country anymore."
:cool: