Lee Kuhnle

Who actually reads articles anymore anyway?

But then you can see how it develops from there, and it really gets into just straight on like, oh yeah, no, physicists have proven we live in a simulation.

What also becomes interesting is how things like the word hologram get switched in for simulation.

You know, things like that.

And so, yeah, by the time this kind of stuff hits my feed, I'm getting these outrageous claims that's like, oh, yeah, no, we've totally proven that all of reality is fake.

Yeah, because who's going back to the original papers, right?

And who's going... And also, look, you're right about the clickbait stuff.

This is a bit of a different... Just something that I happened to come across was in a different area of media.

The editors were asking their journalists, quote-unquote, to put out eight articles a day.

Eight articles a day.

I mean, I've just been...

Because for the podcast, I'm researching Watergate.

And there's that classic investigation by the Washington Post that took months to get to the bottom of it.

That's not what a lot of the kind of journalism that I'm receiving is like.

It's really like the kind of eight articles a day.

And so you've got to get your hits in.

And this is the stuff that does it, I think, right?

Thanks for having me.

And you do these great setups.

I love it.