u/SingleMaltMouthwash

I'm giving Apple News a spin and there are so many issues.

But the one I can't figure out right now is how to get a magazine into the "Favorites" section of the sidebar. Right-clicking on a magazine in the sidebar lets me remove it... but right-clicking on a magazine in the viewer section does not give me the option to save it to favorites. If I click and drag a magazine in the viewer it creates a new window with that mag, but I can't drop it into the sidebar as a fav.

Any help?

Thank you in advance for your reply.

I'm giving Apple News a spin and there are so many issues.

But the one I can't figure out right now is how to get a magazine into the "Favorites" section of the sidebar. Right-clicking on a magazine in the sidebar lets me remove it... but right-clicking on a magazine in the viewer section does not give me the option to save it to favorites. If I click and drag a magazine in the viewer it creates a new window with that mag, but I can't drop it into the sidebar as a fav.

Any help?

Thank you in advance for your reply.

I'm giving Apple News a spin and there are so many issues.

But the one I can't figure out right now is how to get a magazine into the "Favorites" section of the sidebar. Right-clicking on a magazine in the sidebar lets me remove it... but right-clicking on a magazine in the viewer section does not give me the option to save it to favorites. If I click and drag a magazine in the viewer it creates a new window with that mag, but I can't drop it into the sidebar as a fav.

Any help?

Thank you in advance for your reply.

I’d drop this in r/changemyview except I don’t know if it’s suitable for that forum. For one, I don’t know that I believe it yet, which is a condition for CMV. Also, CMV requires that responses take the opposite view of the OP and I’m looking for a less structured discussion of the topic rather than just opposition to it. Though, please, please do argue you’re so moved.

Not all idiots are bullies. But all bullies, or at least the vast majority, are idiots.

Current events gives us all the examples I need to justify this as a starting point.

I’m wondering if there some Dunning-Kruger effect for morality like there is for competence.

Dunning-Kruger suggests that people who are truly incompetent are also unable to understand that they are incompetent. They fail spectacularly yet believe in their own success. Dunning-Kruger proposes that the abilities required for competence are the same abilities that allow people to realize when they fail and to improve their performance based upon that realization.

So now consider wether a person or movement driven by hatred, paranoia, revenge, a profound inferiority complex will likely be as impermeable to reason, wisdom and patience as much as to compassion, generosity and grace?

Sounds reasonable to me.

Supporting that assumption: Just as the incompetent cannot identify themselves as failures, evil people consistently fail to understand that they are evil.

If this is true, is it possible (is it useful?) to consider the problem of evil as a cognitive issue instead of, or perhaps underlying, a moral one?

Would that make it any easier to deal with? Does it suggest an approach to redemption, education, training?

I've got three FM stations preset and I've toggled the button which makes the "change station" button on the steering wheel move between presets instead of moving between every tunable frequency in the FM band, but still when I invoke the radio I have to then look away from the road to choose "favorites" from the LCD screen because the controls always, always default to the entire band.

Anyone else?