Warped by Michael Cavna for April 27, 2022

The local newspaper was bought by the huge newspaper corporation and started publishing the same biased narrative as the alphabet stations and lost most of its longtime readers. Younger folks have no interest in a printed paper and thus it became defunct.

Where I live the local print paper is making a valiant stand and I am a. subscriber. Our city once had three dailies and some fine columnist/ journalists. But they are long gone, replaced by any idiot who can text anything into the public domain.

I still have my paper. The Sunday paper is now also the Saturday paper and the Monday paper no longer exists, but it’s still struggling along despite not having enough people to deliver it.

Maybe if a print newspaper sized tablet was made? The stand to hold the twenty pounds in place may be difficult to deal with. AI goggles?

“news desert” good term

Idiots getting news from social media instead of actual journalistic sources is the problem. If you refuse to think for yourself, you’re part of the problem.