How To Judge Facts (1948)

[@bimbotm5789]

im 15 yr and im learning alot from these videos of yours thanks.

[@icecreamforcrowhurst]

Good job, kid. Keep up the good work and never forget: Learning is a birthright and something you can and should do your entire life.

[@poetcomic1]

"PROJECTOR PURCHASE FACTS REVEALED!" Now I remember why I never read our high school newspaper fifty years ago.

[@ALKAHESTBOY]

I enjoyed the story.

[@agnidas5816]

cause you were a complete nonce who never developed social skills nor learned how to live as part of the human community at large?

[@88hyperman]

Such great kids living in great times in a great land!

[@mikemondano3624]

Alas, that principal was arrested after they discovered that he took 50% off the top of the projector and uniform monies and went to Tijuana on vacation.

[@andrerodriguez7603]

This is the main problem with the WSJ, Business Insider, Reuters. They never research what they report on.

[@gwarlow]

Every mainstream news outlet in the United States should be watching this film. In 2019 there is more fiction than fact being passed off as news. How many more "He/she is a Russian asset" nonsense reports do we have to endure?

[@garylefevers]

Are you serious? Yes mainstream media is biased. However, keep in mind literally every mainstream media corporation is owned by billionaires. Everything they say is going to benefit them, not the other 99% of us. Which is why I only watch independent moderate channels. They can't be bought.

[@icecreamforcrowhurst]

75 years later Americans are desperately in need of this learning. Demagogues and would-be dictators prey on a citizenry that cannot separate fact from fiction. Agreement about facts is inextricable to ‘the great task’ Lincoln so nobly proclaimed on the battlefield in Gettysburg “… that from these honored dead we take increased devotion to that cause for which they here gave the last full measure of devotion… that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth."

[@jtexas4629]

Those damn platitudes

[@ALKAHESTBOY]

This is a very good film.

[@icecreamforcrowhurst]

It goes beyond good. The subject of this film is critical to the very survival of democracy no less.

[@manhoot]

i'm glad everyone got along in the end

[@RememberTheSlapFilms]

New York Times, CNN etc should watch this.

[@brianbaratheon]

And Fox, and MSNBC, and especially Rachel Maddow.

[@poetcomic1]

I'd like to spend the money on uniforms for the chess team.

[@mikeschmidt8256]

Where would this have been shown? Schools ? Theatres?

[@fromthesidelines]

Color and black and white prints were available.

[@francesnorred944]

It looks like that school is not the only one who needs a new projector....

[@hogarth8871]

People who upload videos to KZbin need to watch this film really badly!

[@susanbrogan3267]

I remember when computers first came out some people asked "What do we need those for? I guess you have to keep up with the times to a degree.

[@pressedsteel7463]

8:55 Base model Schwinn ........... Now get on Ebay & buy one !!!!!!!!!

[@Dutch_Engineer_Piff_Dahnk]

Platitudes today make more sense than ever Things worked perfectly fine with the nuclear family and things seemingly degenerate with its destruction

[@magarac99]

Facts...schmats!!

[@cherylevans23]

This kid must now be working for CNN

[@bunnyfish714]

I hope trump watches this & fox news[?]