Guess

How can anyone take journalists (or journalism) seriously, if they're now a NewAge clique, that's so misled they'll spin a "remarkable survival story" out of the tale of a self-mutilating journalist, being so misinformed about pseudoscience, that he went to a chiropractor - only to suffer two strokes?

Has there not been enough information over the last decade on the chiroprctic/stroke connection that - by now - every journalist in the world, including the celebrity slime, should be aware of it?

In 2008, this very bog reprinted an article that stated "People have suffered strokes and even died after having chiropractic neck manipulation, a risk downplayed by the General Chiropractic Council".

So, considering TMR has known for the last 13 years, why don't journalists - those self-selected to officially inform the rest of us - not know it by now?

And who's behind journalism's celebration of ignorance and stupidity as brave?