David Friedberg

But thinking through the second and third order effects of what would happen to kids if you kept them out of school for six months, what would happen to the economy if you shut down

But thinking through the second and third order effects of what would happen to kids if you kept them out of school for six months, what would happen to the economy if you shut down

And businesses and the lack of synthesis, the lack of true leadership in these institutions is what makes things so difficult.

And businesses and the lack of synthesis, the lack of true leadership in these institutions is what makes things so difficult.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Right, right.

Right, right.

Before we get back to the unions, I just want to hit on this point on media.

Before we get back to the unions, I just want to hit on this point on media.

Why has media gone this way?

Why has media gone this way?

Because has this become this bias, a reaction to technology?

Because has this become this bias, a reaction to technology?

You know, I've got this view that it used to be that the media, the newspapers, the radio, the television,

You know, I've got this view that it used to be that the media, the newspapers, the radio, the television,

stations and networks controlled access to information because they were the aggregators of information and then disseminators of that information to the population.

stations and networks controlled access to information because they were the aggregators of information and then disseminators of that information to the population.

When the internet came along, suddenly all of the information, pure data, just reporting became ubiquitous.

When the internet came along, suddenly all of the information, pure data, just reporting became ubiquitous.