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Blondes 'to die out in 200 years.' United Kingdom, Sept 27, 2002…
Blondes 'to die out in 200 years.' United Kingdom, Sept 27, 2002
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What is your opinion about the issue, and what caused you to form that opinion?
- Inaccurate reporting is an issue because people may be gullible and pass along false information without further research.
- An article claiming that a gene may eventually be eliminated is silly, however, when false reporting is accepted, larger ethical issues are created and the consequences can be serious.
- I formed this opinion through personal experience. For example, there are claims regarding the school shootings taking place in my area currently that the students being interviewed are actors and the shooting was a set-up. These claims cause much controversy and confusion.
How could using a balance in research and reporting tactics have made a difference in the outcome of what was reported?
- This article was lacking in multiple areas. In order to successfully create balance, the reporter needs significant supporting evidence for both sides.
- Scientific evidence supporting how this could be a possibility is needed for this article.
- Balance in research would result in a balance of reporting. The author didn't provide supporting evidence for the claim, nor did they provide any evidence for the opposing idea.
Opposing view?
- It is a possibility that the blonde gene can be eliminated eventually.
- Children of mixed races are becoming more of a trend and could contribute to the elimination of the blonde gene.
- Dark features are typically dominate.
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