Another masterclass in how legacy media turns actual societal collapse into entertainment slop. Le guardian’s “Pass Notes” format looks like writing for 12-year-olds, but with the air of someone who thinks they’re clever.
An actual newspaper would have reported on UNESCO endangered status warnings, medieval sewage infrastructure and chemical pollution. Instead we get cutesy Q&A, Disney tangents, and “Do say/Don’t say” boxes telling readers what to think. This isn’t even close to journalism, it’s BuzzFeed for the pretentious.
Another masterclass in how legacy media turns actual societal collapse into entertainment slop. Le guardian’s “Pass Notes” format looks like writing for 12-year-olds, but with the air of someone who thinks they’re clever.
An actual newspaper would have reported on UNESCO endangered status warnings, medieval sewage infrastructure and chemical pollution. Instead we get cutesy Q&A, Disney tangents, and “Do say/Don’t say” boxes telling readers what to think. This isn’t even close to journalism, it’s BuzzFeed for the pretentious.
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