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Derek Young

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Where can one find unbiased news or information?

Most news or informations is biased.

Do you know any good sources of news and information that is less biased or not biased?

Also, if possible, if the news or information wasn't gossip or pop culture.

Not really looking for a specific field of information, but a variety of information and news all on a single source.

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    Jeremy Garner

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    Aug 17 2012: My eyes on my head...
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      Derek Young 30+

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      Aug 17 2012: Hmm....can one person be at all the important events that one wants to know about?
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        Jeremy Garner

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        Aug 18 2012: do all these events affect you so much you need to know about them??? Make your own news...
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          Derek Young 30+

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          Aug 18 2012: "Front Page of the Derek Times: Derek Becomes Ruler of His Own Plot of Land!"

          I'm sure that is news somewhere.....=P
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        Jeremy Garner

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        Aug 18 2012: LOL that's great man lol i didnt mean to come off sounding bad or nothing but what i meant was make your own news try things out if they dont work for you dont do them if they do i personally am not going to make a big deal over a yankee's game or the war in iraq those things are a couple thousand miles away my news right here right were i am matters the most and its unbiased if a person talks outside of the distance you can hear you could assume it biased... why because its not personally perceived by you therefore all reporters and all newspapers are biased because there not here where i am... does that make sense???
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          Derek Young 30+

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          Aug 19 2012: That is true. I do think that to know what is happening in your immediate area is important, but say something happening on the outskirts of your county is leading to an all out war heading straight your way or maybe even another country. I am sure that then people must surely know what is happening elsewhere, somehow, right?
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        Jeremy Garner

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        Aug 20 2012: I'm sure someone would tell you...information travels at the speed of light now and here is the great thing you can get all your news about countries invading and information thats prevailent like your houses defense network as well as the surrounding terrain of your house to mount a defensive from the people around you.. and guess what its in HD lol
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          Aug 20 2012: Okay, I understand that someone could tell you that something happened, but the story could always be warped or skewed by someones bias as well. I guess that goes for news or sources of information as well. I guess people should learn to dig as journalists do, and not take information off their initial source, even if it is seemingly relevant.

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