Man Without Qualities


Sunday, July 25, 2004


Worn Down

There is a basic problem with the New York Times' concept of a "public editor": He has to live around all of those incredibly nasty, intellectually dishonest, determined, remorseless and ultimately ruthless and irresponsible people who staff the Times. As with a baby sitter of incredibly nasty, intellectually dishonest, determined, remorseless and ultimately ruthless and irresponsible children, the inevitable consequence to the public editor is being worn down.

Don Luskin does a wonderful job demonstrating the ghastly process in (in)action.

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