Comment on: Re: Are fake news shows effective?

Bigthink — Thu, 01 May 2008 20:44:33 +0100

To know the difference I pointed out below one must have a mature understanding of relationships... I guess we are all living with our assumptions which is the true foundation of comedy.But life has more to offer than a moment, questions not assumptions enrich life.

Comment on: Re: Are fake news shows effective?

Bigthink — Thu, 01 May 2008 16:29:03 +0100

inductive fallacy. An individual may seem to be offering one's limited and incorrect opinions as some sort of truth. Now, as a "relative truth" I can probably understand an individuals misanthropic perspective, but one's overt generalizations don't actually mean anything more than it's "what 'they' think". I recommend clarifying that rather than trying to pass any of it off as an "absolute truth"...that would be social sabotage not in anyones favor.To assume and act as if..just because of some self righteous reason... is true intended prejudice. As Steven Colbert and other comedy shows display daily; keeping warped uninformed dogmatic opinions relevant;
Life is more than a momentary laugh.The best comedy is based on assumption; a relationship, a friend, a reaction, a life... never should be.

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