The canker started in the Daily Telegraph, a paper that professes to support national institutions but whose tax-exiled owners have discovered that they can grow richer by purchasing outrage than by judging facts fairly.
The fact-checkers are shifting from judging facts to indulging in opinion, but they're not necessarily doing it because they want to.
No one should doubt that one can judge facts involving agency to be in some way bad if the agency brings about something bad; one might regret that the bad was brought about, or that the world was such that the bad's being brought about was the best of the options available.
"I was judging the fact that Minny was an abused wife and didn't leave," she said.
Show your class how to use facts, judge evidence, fact-check, state their ideas clearly and listen to others closely and critically.
But judging such facts, especially many years, perhaps even centuries, after they occurred, requires the discipline of historians and, if surviving suspects can be prosecuted, of jurists.
Do not judge the fact that you are thinking, it doesn't matter.
I'm sure others judged the fact that we conceived right away, but our doctor recommended it and I was already 33.
The Judge, facts, proof, witnesses, subpoenas, jury, reporters from around the globe!!
That strategy doesn't seem to work, judging by the fact that the Tribune Corporation is bankrupt.
In fact, judging by the lactation of photographs on Facebook, I would be competing NOT to look like your baby.
