Will a Person Become a Balanced, Intelligent Person if He Reads the New York Times Editorials?

Answer 1

Reading editorials is not going to do much for one's intelligence. There are some days that the editorials of the New York Times can be fairly balanced, but there are other times, the page can be quite slanted, one way or another. Reading is good for the brain and reading a newspaper is one way to exercise it. There are many great books out as well, from both political sides and even in the middle. Whatever one reads, it is worthwhile to read critically, asking who is writing and why they are writing what they are writing.

Answer 2

balanced and intelligent? Not sure


Biased? Without a doubt.

You can find a better paper than that liberal POS

Answer 3

yea if you add an additional 10 lbs of prozac taken just as you open the paper