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On the surface, this seems like a refreshingly not-bad article among those intended for the lay population.
by marshray 11y ago
On the surface, this seems like a refreshingly not-bad article among those intended for the lay population.
- JadeNB 11y agoDoes "On the surface" mean "actually this is false, but one needs to look deeper to see", or just "I haven't yet determined whether this surface impression is correct"? (Not snarky: I want to know how seriously to take it.)
- hellodolly 11y agoIt probably means he hasn't actually RTFA.
- marshray 11y agoIt means I RTFA, but not the actual source paper. Often times with articles like this, actual qualified people show up and say "that's a nice article but it doesn't explain the actual research correctly at all."