Emiliano

Barin

This newsletter arose from necessity. We currently live in a world where information is often distorted, facts are mostly hard to come by, and news are presented to the public through the lens of a particular political ideology (depending on which newspaper you’re reading or cable network you’re watching). Since journalism has gone full on digital, the headline is more important than the actual article, because drama sells more than boring but factual content. We can’t really trust anyone or anything to be reliable, so what can we do about it? The only thing left for people like me and you is to do a lot of research, double check any statement made by mainstream media outlets, and draw our own conclusions. However, that’s a lot of work: that’s where I hope Mimir’s Well will come into play.