What stands out is not simply the decline of legacy media, but the growing realization that trust cannot be demanded; it must be earned. People are increasingly looking beyond established institutions in search of authenticity, honesty, and viewpoints that aren't filtered through a predetermined narrative. Worth reflecting on.
Cartney perfectly illustrates a problem that has become all too common: confusing moral certainty with intellectual rigor. Dismissing critics is easy; engaging their arguments is much harder.
I agree with what you are saying and at the same time its critical that people begin examining everything much more closely. Scrutiny must be rigourous. Once we get back to thinking for ourselves we will be in a much more secure space.
What stands out is not simply the decline of legacy media, but the growing realization that trust cannot be demanded; it must be earned. People are increasingly looking beyond established institutions in search of authenticity, honesty, and viewpoints that aren't filtered through a predetermined narrative. Worth reflecting on.
Cartney perfectly illustrates a problem that has become all too common: confusing moral certainty with intellectual rigor. Dismissing critics is easy; engaging their arguments is much harder.
I agree with what you are saying and at the same time its critical that people begin examining everything much more closely. Scrutiny must be rigourous. Once we get back to thinking for ourselves we will be in a much more secure space.
Here is my interview. https://youtu.be/nOuj549Tdf0?si=3EyydBGVJb71x_K_