Dan Nottingham

Therefore, the earth is flat.

Both of the things I said were facts.

And my conclusion, if those are the only facts, that conclusion would seem credible if it weren't for a whole breadth of other facts that were ignored.

I wrapped a couple of facts with incorrect conclusion because I chose to ignore a bunch of other facts.

Bias has been our biggest challenge.

Okay, got it.

So bias and transparency are two areas that we really focus on.

So bias is the hardest one because who who's making the call into what's bias and what's not what's true.

You know, you don't want to pretend you're the Oracle of truth.

There isn't something truth has context.

Truth is kind of a slippery thing.

So how do you that's why we chose to use the word credible.

Incredible.

So trying to weed out that bias was just a way of being able to say, let's just do what any reporter would do, any good reporter would do with some general journalistic integrity.

They look at multiple sources.

They try to check with multiple different tools.

They look across all kinds of different points of view and then come back with a conclusion.

Now, if you were to do that as an individual, that would take you the better part of a day to do that in one particular thing.

So we wanted to try to embrace that idea of trying to not stack the deck.

Don't give it a worldview.