And that last one has the "no cites" tag but in fact cites a magazine article and a CBC documentary, with links to online forms of both.
When CBC reported that the Department of Fisheries and Oceans had released a report earlier this year concluding that oops, they'd actually sort of overlooked up to 30,000 whales and that Canadian bowhead populations were, in fact, very healthy, I was the one who included that info on the article on bowheads. Including a reference to the CBC news website with the story.
Guess what: "citation needed" last time I looked at it. I'm really of the opinion that people are doing that as a form of intellectual masturbation, because they have to be getting some pleasure out of it.
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When CBC reported that the Department of Fisheries and Oceans had released a report earlier this year concluding that oops, they'd actually sort of overlooked up to 30,000 whales and that Canadian bowhead populations were, in fact, very healthy, I was the one who included that info on the article on bowheads. Including a reference to the CBC news website with the story.
Guess what: "citation needed" last time I looked at it. I'm really of the opinion that people are doing that as a form of intellectual masturbation, because they have to be getting some pleasure out of it.