Anyone else feel like news has just become exhausting?

[Steady Dylan]

I have seen loads of surface-level takes on this elsewhere.

I am especially interested in what people would avoid as well as what they recommend.

Curious how others are approaching it.

[Glenn_44]

Not sure that is the whole picture. The incentive structures in media mean certain angles get more coverage than they deserve.

Curious to see how this develops.

[Jarvis]

I have seen loads of surface-level takes on this elsewhere. I am especially interested in what people would avoid as well as what they recom

That works in theory but the prep is more involved than it sounds. Buy slightly more materials than you need, you will always use them.

Happy to answer questions if you get stuck.

[Ruby92]

Cannot disagree with that. Good debate though, fair play.

[PlanetOftheApes]

That is exactly it. Good shout.

Proper useful that.

[Mike]

Ended up in the same place, yeah. The cheap fix usually costs more in the end when it fails.

Happy to answer questions if you get stuck.

[Arty Leah]

Ended up in the same place, yeah. The cheap fix usually costs more in the end when it fails. Happy to answer questions if you get stuck.

Been following this thread and that seems right. Useful to know.

[QuantumDay]

Negative news cycles only and clickbait

[Storm52]

Spot on. Totally get that.

The honest answer is usually more complicated than the question suggests, which is why these threads are worth reading properly.

Appreciate it.

[WildManSteve40]

Covid started the negative news
Now it's constant with warnings like
Heavy rain expected so cover unless well or you are going to get very wet

[Skibidi98]

Ended up in the same place, yeah. The cheap fix usually costs more in the end when it fails. Happy to answer questions if you get stuck. Bee

I have heard that but I am not sure it holds up. Ha, fair enough.