newspaper

nationality

British

occupation / innovator as

journalist

chemist

innovator in the field of

chemistry

is like a soufflé, prepared in a hurry for immediate consumption; its often imperfectness is but a risk of the inherently risky endeavor.

a newspaper is like a soufflé, prepared in a hurry for immediate consumption. This of course is why whenever you read a newspaper account of some event of which you have personal knowledge it is nearly always inadequate or inaccurate. Journalists are as aware as anyone of this defect; it is simply that if the information is to reach as many readers as possible, something less than perfection has often to be accepted.

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David E.H. Jones