Why does it lead to that? The most enduring, successful, and famous journalists of all time were people who "ruffled feathers and pushed boundaries." But I also don't think having "hot takes" on Twitter is akin to doing real journalism, and the two shouldn't be confused. I think Twitter is the end of civilization and if the whole thing went down in flames I would have a party.
Why does it lead to that? The most enduring, successful, and famous journalists of all time were people who "ruffled feathers and pushed boundaries." But I also don't think having "hot takes" on Twitter is akin to doing real journalism, and the two shouldn't be confused. I think Twitter is the end of civilization and if the whole thing went down in flames I would have a party.
Why does it lead to that? The most enduring, successful, and famous journalists of all time were people who "ruffled feathers and pushed boundaries." But I also don't think having "hot takes" on Twitter is akin to doing real journalism, and the two shouldn't be confused. I think Twitter is the end of civilization and if the whole thing went down in flames I would have a party.