I’m thinking of cutting back on the news or cutting it out. I don’t like hearing bad news every day. Also I noticed I don’t feel that bad about bad things that happen to people probably because I don’t know them but if it was someone I knew personally I’d feel bad for them.
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I don’t find them interesting. Usually they repeat the same stuff over and over again.
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I have about 26 RSS news feeds. So I’m constantly aware of what’s happening.
Fortunately I only have to read headlines. I can choose to read the article attached to a headline if I want.
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Ya I noticed they do that. They repeat stories all day and sometimes for days.
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Idk man, I hear it once and I’m good lol
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Me too. I don’t need to keep hearing it over and over again.
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No doubt playa, da game is on repeat, word up, kings
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Yeah if I’m bored.
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I read the headlines of an unbiased independent news source, and skim an article here and there.
This keeps me up to date but not involved.
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No I only rarely watch or read the news. Its too horrific.
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I try to avoid the news, but thats easier said than done.
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I try my best to avoid it because it’s depressing.
They need a news outlet that focuses only on positive things. So you have a choice between 2 different types of news.
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I sometimes watch the BBC news at 6 and occasionally buy a Daily mirror newspaper.
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just what I personally tailor to my own interests politically on facebook to keep up on this presidential race atm.
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I don’t and my wife does. She gets upset when I won’t sit and watch the news with her.
This is the downside of presenting normally.
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I check both CNN and Fox apps on my phone just to compare the headlines.
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I have to have a working understanding for my work
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I have a subscription on a Belgian Financial Newspaper.
That way I stay on top of the main economic and political news.
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The news bothers me. I try to avoid unnecessary politics.
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