Not all people have trust in news networks, newspapers, or in other forms of media which spread information. In Mosley’s article, the central idea of untrustworthiness is expanded due to the population getting their information from untrustworthy sources. Mosley states, “But today the working urban dweller gets all this information from TV and computer screens… and so often, we know, the media misinform.” (Mosley, Paragraph 8). The previous quote suggests that the people of America don’t know the truth because of untrustworthy sources. It is also mentioned that people who watch crime shows, and read other fictional works about crime because they do not want to be in a world where untrustworthiness is present. The article states, “...but they
