An English lesson:
"There were no known militants in the area" does not mean the same thing as "There were no militants in the area."
@NYTimes @washingtonpost @AP @CNN @Bellingcat
"There were no known militants in the area" does not mean the same thing as "There were no militants in the area."
@NYTimes @washingtonpost @AP @CNN @Bellingcat
@nytimes @washingtonpost @AP @CNN @bellingcat A reporting lesson:
Ignoring multiple witnesses saying there were shooters in buildings doesn't mean there were no shooters in buildings.
#ShireenAbuAkleh
Ignoring multiple witnesses saying there were shooters in buildings doesn't mean there were no shooters in buildings.
#ShireenAbuAkleh
@nytimes @washingtonpost @AP @CNN @bellingcat A physics lesson:
Saying that "audio analysis shows the shooter was 170-195 meters away" means that a group that is over 210 meters away from the camera CANNOT have shot the gun, not that they MUST have fired the gun."
A math lesson:
210>195.
Saying that "audio analysis shows the shooter was 170-195 meters away" means that a group that is over 210 meters away from the camera CANNOT have shot the gun, not that they MUST have fired the gun."
A math lesson:
210>195.
@nytimes @washingtonpost @AP @CNN @bellingcat A literature lesson: "Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth.” - Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
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