you u got me. Well done sir/madam.

It must be be noted, most of us stopped using "crayons" many years ago.

“The unseen is almost always underlined with the unsaid.”

Isn't NPR funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation

Both tend to stick to the facts in my experience. Reuters and NPR are my go-to now that CNN, etc have gone full partisan. Surprisingly Al Jazeera America was actually pretty good while it lasted. Al Jazeera is good for global news (they are just a bit triggered by certain topics, the ones you'd expect).

And PBS by the Koch Brothers. Funded does not mean owned. Otherwise the PBS Newshour would be a libertarian, fossil-fueled circle jerk.

Typical. When you're losing an argument, reframe the conversation and attack the source.

https://spectator.us/stanford-study-...read-realized/

Estimating 0.12% to 0.1% infection fatality rate. This keeps getting revised down the more we know about Covid-19.

And one of main models is very inaccurate:

https://www.statnews.com/2020/04/17/...s-critics-say/

Strawman fallacy. You’ll find that many arguments about politics or other important issues divulge into this. See: anytime someone brings up politics or news in the cockpit.

That's comical coming from you.