What is the method you use to obtain unbiased information?

Answer 1

I'm certain others would disagree with me, but I begin with the assumption that everything is propaganda -- that is, biased. The key isn't to filter before searching for information, but rather to filter all information and try to make an informed decision from numerous sides, if possible.

I used to be a reporter and editor for a couple newspapers and a magazine. Regardless of the struggle for objectivity, intent can and does get in the way.

By the way: I think it's a fallacy to trust information that's only delivered in an articulate manner. Some of the most compelling pieces I've heard/seen/read have not been put together in an "intelligent" fashion...

Answer 2

I check different places. The more interesting the story is, the more places I check. This sometimes including looking at places that are often said to be biased, just to see what they say. I also worry more if it is TRUE or not, and don't worry so much about it being biased.

Answer 3

my information sources are sacrosanct
last time i replied to one such as this question bbc got shut [dumbed down]
unbiased info is in itself a deciet
i trust books in the referance libary
not the gutted public liberies
but real news papers [books] bios ,reports ,auto biographies
but to list them is to give neo con messianics too much
but here is how i really do it real time divination
god is the living god
i get away from the man /time cccrap and get down live time with nature , its called syn-crone -icity.
the living god in sync.
that and divination.

Answer 4

I like to listen to NPR radio. I find it to be unbiased and intellegent.

Answer 5

FOX News, of coarse!