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I would rather have incomplete knowledge of a topic than none. The toughest part of learning something, like so many other cases, is in getting started. Also,
by borkabrak 11y ago
I would rather have incomplete knowledge of a topic than none. The toughest part of learning something, like so many other cases, is in getting started.
Also, I can't be sure pending research into this, but I would be surprised if these reports ended up worse than the typical news story attempting to cover such things.
- x1798DE 11y agoI think the more important part of that sentence is "or misleading". "We don't know what happens if you drink cyanide." is different than "You should drink cyanide."