I Think The Media Argues

People Who Acquire Things Beyond Their Usefulness Not Only Will Derive Little Or No Marginal Gains From These Acquisitions, But They Also Will Experience Negative Consequences, As With Any Form Of Gluttony.

Remember That Experience Creates Internalization. Doing Things Repeatedly Leads To Internalization, Which Produces A Quality Of Understanding That Is Generally Vastly Superior To Intellectualized Learning.

Some People Have Subject Matter Expertise In One Thing. Some People Tend To Be Creative But Not Reliable, And Others Are Reliable But Not Creative. Everybody Has Different Dimensions.

The Media Has The Power To Create An Entrenched Perception Of Reality That's Incorrect.

I Think The Industry Can Probably Self-correct Without Regulation, But I Don't Believe An Individual Outlet Can Regulate Itself.