Word: confusionism
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In an exclusive TIME poll, more than half the respondents say there's too much violence, profanity and sex on TV, but most say they aren't personally offended by it and don't want that content banned. Slightly more than half believe the FCC should be stricter, but 66...
For the inquiring reader of 1982 the comparative calm of the Lindbergh Case last week was important. The scum of early reportorial confusion--result of keen newspaper competition and official impatience with the Press--had begun to be skimmed off the story. Facts hitherto obscured by haste and hysteria were...
The business community has not been immune. In the 1970s and '80s, amid the euphoria of Japan's economic miracle, Japanese business leaders were contemptuous of the dry (read: unsentimental), short-term (read: myopic) obsession with the bottom line that in their view characterized American corporations. In the past 10...
Since his imprisonment, Hale's organization, which never counted more than a few hundred members, has foundered. In fact, the entire white-supremacy movement is at a crossroads. The Ku Klux Klan still has about 7,000 members, says Mark Potok, director of the intelligence project at the Southern Poverty...
The confusion may arise from the fact that, as in certain standardized tests, one can miss a question and still get a “perfect score.”