• Want to receive the latest contracting news and advice straight to your inbox? Sign up to the ContractorUK newsletter here. Every sign up will also be entered into a draw to WIN £100 Amazon vouchers!

******* P***ed Off

5.00 star(s)
That all sounds a bit quantum to me.

Or is it that if there is no-one there to record it, the event didn't happen? Sadly that's impossible nowadays with them darned mobile phones.

Imagine a disaster that nobody knows about in a remote island. They will receive no relief shipments.

If a journalist reports on it, it is no longer in a state of 'not being know about', and will hopefully receive relief shipments. So the reporting by the journalist changes the state of the event.
 
Imagine a disaster that nobody knows about in a remote island. They will receive no relief shipments.

If a journalist reports on it, it is no longer in a state of 'not being know about', and will hopefully receive relief shipments. So the reporting by the journalist changes the state of the event.


Ah yes, Schrödinger's Journalist Experiment.

Similar to the: If a tree falls in the woods and nothing hears it, does it make a noise?
or:
If a husband says something and his wife isn't around, is he still wrong?
 
they’re not cockneys they’re mostly Eastern European. They seem to have a problem with socially distancing or understanding the ******* rules

Anyone who lives south of Watford Gap Services is a F**kin' Cockney, anyone between Watford Gap Services and Carlisle is a 'Southern Fairy'.
 
Anyone who lives south of Watford Gap Services is a F**kin' Cockney, anyone between Watford Gap Services and Carlisle is a 'Southern Fairy'.

Ignorant prick. You forgot the Flat Faced Fen ****ers of the East.
 
Imagine a disaster that nobody knows about in a remote island. They will receive no relief shipments.

If a journalist reports on it, it is no longer in a state of 'not being know about', and will hopefully receive relief shipments. So the reporting by the journalist changes the state of the event.

Real life example. Michael Buerk reporting the Ethiopian famine in 1980. He's a bit of a hero there apparently.
 

Advertisers

Back
Top