Accurate reporting of facts
The media is professionally obligated to publish broadcasts and articles that are factually accurate. Whether you are for or against an issue, distortions of facts are a disservice to the public and to everyone who gathers information from the media to make decisions.
While it is flattering when the media conflates my IQ (from one IQ test; others have said that it ranges above 140) with the number of brave and responsible women who testified against Mr. Nassar, I am not those women and they are not me. It is a tragedy that there were so many of them, and that those who did testify were not all those who were abused.
Collectively and individually, they have their stories. I have my story. Everyone in the world, male or female, has his or own life story. While every human life has some similarities to every other human life, people are not interchangeable with each other.
Code, from the war of civilization against the conglomerate, is a distortion of language and other symbols. Whether that distortion has a negative connotation or a positive connotation, it's still a distortion. The conglomerate never should have formed, this war never should have had to take place, and the distortions from the conflict should not be incorporated into humanity's future.
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