Very recently there was an interview with a man named Tom on a Fox News channel about actually having caught the famous bigfoot. This is a very extraordinary find because this is a huge topic many people have tried to cover and they always end up disappointed because they dont find bigfoot but this changes it all because there is an actual body, the best form of proof that bigfoot exists. They showed pictures of its body in an ice chest and they went over the dimensions of its body. As it went on they mentioned there would be a press conference on the 13th and I found the video on it. In the video one of the people who originally found it talks about it as he answers questions. What I want to know is why they did not bring the creature to the conference? Is it really just a hoax and they only say they found it just to end the mystery of the beast? In the news channel Tom publicly invites the anchorwoman to see it and touch it for herself because she already doubts this to be real but will it be broadcasted when she does? The media is really good at exposing people and their lies and to me this proves to be a really good test for them especially on a topic of high magnitude. If this finding is true the media will definitely try to find flaws to reveal it is not real because that is there job, to give us the truth but then again their sources are not exactly one hundred percent accurate. With this my question is- How does the media affect people's views on topics that have to do with matters such as this or anything that has to do with finding the truth?
Dan Brown breaks it down for all of us.
Friday, August 15, 2008
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They don't want to get straight to the truth. They are trying to create a bit of controversy along the way. The more back-and-forward exchange there is the more interesting the debate is to the public. The more the public is interested the more viewers there will be. More viewers means more money. In the end duty gives way to greed which is sadly necessary for survival.
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