I'm not against the idea of a source of unbiased, fact-checked, crowd-sourced wisdom.
"Academics like Professor Stark bring an unbiased, fact-based approach to solving problems, unlike some election reform activists that promote changes based on superstition and emotion," she said.
I feel that the extensive media coverage of the two ITV debates this week is due to people's longing for answers, solid information and unbiased facts.
"You gave detailed unbiased facts – I got more from you than the news and formed my own opinions from what you said," reported another.
Henry Scowcroft, science information manager at Cancer Research UK, says the challenge is "to help people find accurate, up-to-date, unbiased facts amidst this information deluge, so that they can make informed decisions about their health.
One would think that to earn a glowing report card, it would be substantiated by legitimate, unbiased facts based on the conditions of their company culture, opportunities for growth, equitable compensation, doling out bonuses or company benefits.
She has repeatedly been shown to be the most honest person who ran for President this cycle by unbiased fact-checking groups.
But even if truth serum could be slipped into his morning espresso, Kissinger still would be an appalling choice to lead what should be the fearless, unbiased fact-finding investigation necessary to prevent future tragedies like the destruction of the World Trade Center towers.
On this week's podcast, Volitich said that when students ask her questions about current events, she responds with unbiased "facts".
A recent Atlanta Journal-Constitution op-ed by the Pacific Research Institute's Lance Izumi attempts to set the record straight on these costs; he pledges to present the unbiased facts, "in the interest of more informed discourse".
