I initially dismissed this comment because the article was clearly about the market dynamics of an infrastructure-critical commodity.

But on reflection, I would say that this comment misses the point by less than I'd originally thought.

I would argue in response to it that every market-focused topic should include the key externalities associated with the topic.

This reminds me that this is what annoys me about comedians doing news. Everyone thinks their favorite late night talk show host is better news because they raise awareness in a digestible format. But they arent willing to realize that every single topic - if it is on their show - is presented in a pejorative view.

Between the quick cuts to “here’s a funny photoshop” (said in John Oliver’s voice), it should be a red flag that they aren’t actually balancing out the purpose of an organization or system or how it got to be that way

Its just “system you aren't a part of is bad, we raised awareness, we did it you’re informed!”

Trevor Noah, John Stewart, Steven Colbert, John Oliver, Hasan Minhaj, all do/did it the same

This bothers me. All part of the same polarizing filter bubbles we want to think that only people with different beliefs are in.