I'm not against the idea of a source of unbiased, fact-checked, crowd-sourced wisdom.
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.
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.
She has repeatedly been shown to be the most honest person who ran for President this cycle by unbiased fact-checking groups.
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".
The ANC representative was permitted to speak at the school and students in the political action club prepared and distributed their own "unbiased" Apartheid fact sheet.
First, both describe scientists who strongly believed they were reporting unbiased scientific fact and did not believe their research was perpetuating racism.
In Section 11 in Supplementary Material, we prove an upper bound on the probability of our model predicting any bias, if the experiment is in fact unbiased, showing that there very little risk in the applying the method to an unbiased data set.
In addition he said it would meet the Justice Department standard that it would be sufficient "to obtain and sustain a conviction by an unbiased trier of fact".
