Bad-news paper?
Why do newspapers contain so much 'bad' news?
It seems to me that people more easily agree on what is 'bad', than on what is 'good'. Most of us disapprove scandals, violence, natural disasters etc., and hearing such news gives us something to talk about without running the risk of 'not fitting in'. But when it comes to the things that interest us, we are much more diverse and specific; something that appeals to me might be boring for you, and having a nice conversation may be tricky. For example, I enjoy talking about spiritualism, science and sustainability, but not about politics or economy, which may be your interests or that of the population's majority. Now, if the main objective of a newspaper is to sell as many copies as possible; what do you think they'll have to report?
If you prefer 'positive' news; have a look at Ode Magazine
It seems to me that people more easily agree on what is 'bad', than on what is 'good'. Most of us disapprove scandals, violence, natural disasters etc., and hearing such news gives us something to talk about without running the risk of 'not fitting in'. But when it comes to the things that interest us, we are much more diverse and specific; something that appeals to me might be boring for you, and having a nice conversation may be tricky. For example, I enjoy talking about spiritualism, science and sustainability, but not about politics or economy, which may be your interests or that of the population's majority. Now, if the main objective of a newspaper is to sell as many copies as possible; what do you think they'll have to report?
If you prefer 'positive' news; have a look at Ode Magazine
Interestingly yours,
Jerry

