Lots of very helpful critiques of the substance of the article (not that the article actually has substance). So I’ll go to the big picture:
This article is emblematic of a problem that has been with the FP since it changed its name from “Common Sense:” inconsistency. There are often some great, thoughtful long form pieces, such as the on…
Lots of very helpful critiques of the substance of the article (not that the article actually has substance). So I’ll go to the big picture:
This article is emblematic of a problem that has been with the FP since it changed its name from “Common Sense:” inconsistency. There are often some great, thoughtful long form pieces, such as the one by Ayaan Ali Hirsi, earlier this week. And then we get pieces that are thought-averse filler, like this one.
This isn’t a newspaper- we don’t need filler pieces to make up space and wrap our fish and chips in. I would much rather see fewer articles that are better researched and written.
Lots of very helpful critiques of the substance of the article (not that the article actually has substance). So I’ll go to the big picture:
This article is emblematic of a problem that has been with the FP since it changed its name from “Common Sense:” inconsistency. There are often some great, thoughtful long form pieces, such as the one by Ayaan Ali Hirsi, earlier this week. And then we get pieces that are thought-averse filler, like this one.
This isn’t a newspaper- we don’t need filler pieces to make up space and wrap our fish and chips in. I would much rather see fewer articles that are better researched and written.