As an impartial reporter, you are discussing a story about a missing person with a source. The source says, "Well, he’s always been a loner, you know? Someone you have to watch out for. Everyone knew it. That’s just what people who own a lot of cats are like." What can you learn from this statement?

The source knows important information about the story.

The source has a particular fondness for people who own cats.

The source has no useful information that you can gather.

The source has a bias against people who own many cats.

Question

As an impartial reporter, you are discussing a story about a missing person with a source. The source says, "Well, he’s always been a loner, you know? Someone you have to watch out for. Everyone knew it. That’s just what people who own a lot of cats are like." What can you learn from this statement?

 The source knows important information about the story.

 The source has a particular fondness for people who own cats.

 The source has no useful information that you can gather.

 The source has a bias against people who own many cats.

anonymous · Answer

The last one.