What if it Work?
#75
What if We Had No News?
What if it Works?
Intro
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What if there was no news? Beleive it or not, for a day, this actually happened. Yes, for twenty-four hours there wasn't any broadcasting. This was about 90 years ago.
The evening prior, the British government wanted to deny some news for some reason, but because the newspapers weren’t printing, they went to the radio. Within twenty-four hours, these untold issues were no longer news — and, apparently, BBC Radio determined that nothing else was, either. For their 6:30 broadcast that evening, they simply announced: “There is no news” — and filled the remainder of the time with piano music.
What we think it would be like?
The evening prior, the British government wanted to deny some news for some reason, but because the newspapers weren’t printing, they went to the radio. Within twenty-four hours, these untold issues were no longer news — and, apparently, BBC Radio determined that nothing else was, either. For their 6:30 broadcast that evening, they simply announced: “There is no news” — and filled the remainder of the time with the piano music.
Let's say there was never news? How would we react to that? Well, there kind of is. Let me explain.
Over the years we've come to the conclusion most of the news is either fake or going to be fake.
Even the reliable news channels only broadcast bad things. There's so much good in the world, of course, you shouldn't hide the bad things, but you at least show both. There is no good in the news. That or it's fake.
Nobody knows when people would realize that, but if, or when they do, the news would either have to change or go down. Nobody's going to want the news to disappear, so people would have the change it.
If there was no news, of course, none of this would happen. We could live life without knowing any of the bad, cruel, and bloody things happening.
We wouldn't know the good things either. So what would we know? Only the things near to us, the things we hear by word of mouth. That's what really matters for us. That's not being selfish. It's focussing on reality.
Things far away could affect us too but in a very long run. We don't have to know about everything.
So would it Work?
Eventually, it might happen, or news might just change for the better. One things for sure, it's going to be very soon.
What do you think?
- What if it Work?
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Also, check out the new Did it Really Work? Post:
https://diditreallywork.blogspot.com/2017/10/did-it-really-work-1-how-did-cars-work.html
#75
What if We Had No News?
What if it Works?
Intro
-------------
What if there was no news? Beleive it or not, for a day, this actually happened. Yes, for twenty-four hours there wasn't any broadcasting. This was about 90 years ago.
The evening prior, the British government wanted to deny some news for some reason, but because the newspapers weren’t printing, they went to the radio. Within twenty-four hours, these untold issues were no longer news — and, apparently, BBC Radio determined that nothing else was, either. For their 6:30 broadcast that evening, they simply announced: “There is no news” — and filled the remainder of the time with piano music.
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What if there was no news? Beleive it or not, for a day, this actually happened. Yes, for twenty-four hours there wasn't any broadcasting. This was about 90 years ago.
The evening prior, the British government wanted to deny some news for some reason, but because the newspapers weren’t printing, they went to the radio. Within twenty-four hours, these untold issues were no longer news — and, apparently, BBC Radio determined that nothing else was, either. For their 6:30 broadcast that evening, they simply announced: “There is no news” — and filled the remainder of the time with piano music.
What we think it would be like?
The evening prior, the British government wanted to deny some news for some reason, but because the newspapers weren’t printing, they went to the radio. Within twenty-four hours, these untold issues were no longer news — and, apparently, BBC Radio determined that nothing else was, either. For their 6:30 broadcast that evening, they simply announced: “There is no news” — and filled the remainder of the time with the piano music.
Let's say there was never news? How would we react to that? Well, there kind of is. Let me explain.
Over the years we've come to the conclusion most of the news is either fake or going to be fake.
Even the reliable news channels only broadcast bad things. There's so much good in the world, of course, you shouldn't hide the bad things, but you at least show both. There is no good in the news. That or it's fake.
Nobody knows when people would realize that, but if, or when they do, the news would either have to change or go down. Nobody's going to want the news to disappear, so people would have the change it.
If there was no news, of course, none of this would happen. We could live life without knowing any of the bad, cruel, and bloody things happening.
We wouldn't know the good things either. So what would we know? Only the things near to us, the things we hear by word of mouth. That's what really matters for us. That's not being selfish. It's focussing on reality.
Things far away could affect us too but in a very long run. We don't have to know about everything.
So would it Work?
Eventually, it might happen, or news might just change for the better. One things for sure, it's going to be very soon.
What do you think?
- What if it Work?
Also, check out the new Did it Really Work? Post:
https://diditreallywork.blogspot.com/2017/10/did-it-really-work-1-how-did-cars-work.html
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