During the Cold War, there was a race between the United States and the Soviet Union, where:
- There are only two runners
- The American finishes 1st
- The Soviet finishes 2nd (last)
The newspapers report it differently:
U.S. newspaper: “American wins race; Soviet finishes last.”
Soviet newspaper: “Soviet athlete finishes second; American is next to last.”
It’s a classic illustration of media framing and propaganda showing how wording can shape perception without technically lying.
I installed Ubuntu in my surface go 2 and it’s light years ahead of windows in terms of performance.
I couldn’t get the camera to work though. But other than that it’s rock solid.