I think that it is very hard for journalists to know how to frame this story. We are taught to look for narratives and answers and understanding, causes and effects and so on. A story like this, in which so much of what happened was just nature is a bitch, is almost incomprehensible. So people in good faith try to get to the 'bottom' of things, only to come up against the fact that it was beyond what we knew could happen.
The end of Four Corners was a lovely moment, when Fiske said thank you. He showed such grace.
no subject
I think that it is very hard for journalists to know how to frame this story. We are taught to look for narratives and answers and understanding, causes and effects and so on. A story like this, in which so much of what happened was just nature is a bitch, is almost incomprehensible. So people in good faith try to get to the 'bottom' of things, only to come up against the fact that it was beyond what we knew could happen.
The end of Four Corners was a lovely moment, when Fiske said thank you. He showed such grace.