Apple, once a staunch opponent of the right to repair movement, now supports having a uniform federal right to repair law.
  • havokdj@lemmy.worldEnglish
    10·
    1 年前

    It is not wise to solely take news at face value. I always do a little digging into something whenever I hear any news on it myself.

    • TheOakTree@lemm.eeEnglish
      4·
      1 年前

      I’d say that from what I’ve seen, Louis isn’t interested in spreading disinformation.

      But I would also still do a little digging; it’s just a healthy way to process the content you consume. If you aren’t willing to audit your opinion, then your opinion holds little water in an objective conversation.

      • havokdj@lemmy.worldEnglish
        5·
        1 年前

        He’s definitely not and I would agree with the sentiment that he is a reliable source of information, but remember that all people make mistakes sometimes. Treat the news as a notification, not a source of information.

        • icedterminal@lemmy.worldEnglish
          5·
          1 年前

          What really makes him credible is he literally calls himself out in videos when information changes or he makes mistakes.

          • “When I said, xyz, don’t listen to me. I was wrong/lied.”
          • " [company name] changed their stance/policy and my previous statements are outdated."

          He also tells viewers and readers all the time to come to their own conclusions and do their own research.