Once upon a time a major television news group rigged a major US automaker’s truck to explode upon impact with another object. The news group was trying to demonstrate that the automaker had placed the gas tanks on the trucks in a dangerous location. Many of these trucks’ gas tanks exploded when the trucks were involved in accidents. However the trucks the news group were using for their production did not explode on contact. The news group assisted the gas tanks exploding by adding explosive materials making the trucks go up in flames upon impact. The president of the news group stated he didn’t see any problem with this because the news group was informing the public. Do you see any problem with this? Is this different from today’s “social media” situation today where truth is sometimes difficult to identify?
Once upon a time a major television news group rigged a major US automaker’s truck to
explode upon impact with another object. The news group was trying to demonstrate that the
automaker had placed the gas tanks on the trucks in a dangerous location. Many of these
trucks’ gas tanks exploded when the trucks were involved in accidents. However the trucks the
news group were using for their production did not explode on contact.
The news group assisted the gas tanks exploding by adding explosive materials making the
trucks go up in flames upon impact.
The president of the news group stated he didn’t see any problem with this because the news
group was informing the public.
Do you see any problem with this?
Is this different from today’s “social media” situation today where truth is sometimes difficult
to identify?
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