wait until you do. let me give you head start for free.
credible reporting/journalism works in a way where you refer to reputable sources of your claim or your data, so it is verifiable.
“one model shows”, “i have heard”, “as we all know”, “the deceased grandmother of a dog of my former colleague’s brother once saw in a dream” are not credible ways to do it and are not taken seriously by anyone with more than 3 brain cells to their name.
that doesn’t mean the statement is not necessarily true, it means it is laughably bad way to pass the information.
wait until you do. let me give you head start for free.
credible reporting/journalism works in a way where you refer to reputable sources of your claim or your data, so it is verifiable.
“one model shows”, “i have heard”, “as we all know”, “the deceased grandmother of a dog of my former colleague’s brother once saw in a dream” are not credible ways to do it and are not taken seriously by anyone with more than 3 brain cells to their name.
that doesn’t mean the statement is not necessarily true, it means it is laughably bad way to pass the information.