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Periods, Mr. Kapphahn. Please use them. Aside from your misuse of elipses (you don't seem to be omitting any words or phrases) the sentences go on and on. They are hard for us to wade through. Many of us have stopped wading.
I suspect you over-estimate the comprehensibility of your posts. But as someone who has spent the past 35 years working for "news rags" (a couple of them quite above average) I suppose I have come to place undue emphasis on caring that readers understand.
I'm not sure what newsrooms Jeremy Powers has worked in, but the "four rules of journalism ethics" he cites are certainly no rules I've ever been told about. His "rules" seem a recipe for shallow and timid journalism and they certainly aren't the way we do business at the Pioneer Press.
So in other words, Jeff, because scientists were "wrong" once, they'll always be wrong in the future. Makes perfect sense as long as you ignore the four decades of additional climate research, increased scientific scrutiny, improved modeling, etc. I'm assuming that when you go see a physician, you sit patiently while he/she bleeds you to rid your body of its "poisonous matter" and return balance to your four humors.
Similarly, just because obesity is a problem in America doesn't mean...
To borrow a phrase, Twitter is to good news reporting as fish are to bicycles.
And thanks for all the kind words on our actual coverage of the trial. Each day, we tried to tell our readers something that even the other reporters covering the trial didn't know.
David Hanners
reporter
St. Paul Pioneer Press