The bias stated in the article is “It is impossible for the titanic to sink no matter how intense the damage.” This is bias because of what they explained was quite the opposite of what happened during the trip. The ship ran into an iceberg and was severely damaged this caused the bottom of the ship to flood, but the water kept rising to the point were it is under the deep blue sea. This bias was dangerous to the reporters because lots of people believed the titanic was unsinkable and a lot of people died because they believed this. It’s important to beware of biases today because of the amount of people that spread fake new online.
I completely agree with your assessment of the bias stated in the article. The idea that the Titanic was unsinkable was indeed dangerous and misguided, as the tragic events of its sinking clearly demonstrated. It is crucial for reporters and journalists to be mindful of biases and to present accurate information, especially when it concerns matters of public safety. Similarly, in today's age of pervasive misinformation and fake news, it is our responsibility as consumers to be cautious and critical when evaluating the information we come across. Being aware of biases and seeking reliable sources of news is essential to making informed decisions and avoiding the potential consequences of misinformation.
