Are we, the public, being patronised by a profession that assumes we're completely ignorant and must be spoon-fed information that doesn't add up to much?
The entire business of prosecuting a war basically boils down to moving damage-causing tools around until they damage something, and feeding information back along that line to enable that process.
This may seem odd, but in truth Trump has a long history of actively feeding information to the press that more normally constituted citizens might find embarrassing.
Mr. Lewis said Mr. Bakaly told him that "reporters need to be fed information," and that the questions from The Times offered an opportunity to tell the public that even if the Senate acquitted President Clinton, "the independent counsel's office was not going to go away".
Mr. Levitt has repeatedly said that by "feeding" information to analysts before the rest of the investing public, some corporations have put "a stain on our markets".
Per Fischer, of Friends of the Earth Scotland, said: "It beggars belief that we are still being drip-fed information and that Shell's initially 'insignificant' leak is still causing problems".
They're especially keen to know what plants their bees have been feeding on – information that could, in time, help to develop new antibacterial drugs.
Another terrific idea: The site and the service are only as strong as the algorithm, and anything Jain can do to get early users to feed information into that algorithm is beneficial for everyone.
West sheepishly produced his singleton king, and realized that his ingenious attempt to feed South information that would cause him to go down had instead helped him make his game.
Annual evaluation reports by the Swedish Agency for Public Management fed back information that was discussed within the team.
