I wonder why that happens? Could it be that a great many economists are actually biased? What would account for the difference between fairly interpreted data and ignoring positive results?
Is it possible that some people close to the media have a political or institutional bias? Do they skew their conclusions to further a personal viewpoint?
Since I am a right wing Republican , the answer seems pretty obvious to me .And how do I know? Because the opposite never happens. That seems pretty unlikely in a fair and random world. So one must conclude that the opinions and summations from economists in general is fa
lse.
The same yardstick can be applied to any number of questions from the environment and education to religion or history.
To a Liberal “fairness” is when everything is expressed in their terms. That is the reality of the USA today, and I’m not talking about the daily paper .
It becomes helpful in simplifying ones life by speeding up the process of sorting out what is useful and what are lies. It is a general filter but it helps to screen out the mountain of BS one encounters each day. Truth and sanity are still more desirable than political correctness.
