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This is not "what we know so far" - this is an anecdote about one person and his wife fasting for a week. There's a cursory section about the current buzz arou
by CarolineW 10y ago
This is not "what we know so far" - this is an anecdote about one person and his wife fasting for a week. There's a cursory section about the current buzz around the topic, and then a reasonable account of what happened to them.
That's it. Nice story, no actual data.
- nightski 10y agoBy we, they probably just meant themselves.
- omginternets 10y ago... which is misleading given what the term means to most English-speakers. The point stands: it's a decent story with a crappy title.
- yodsanklai 10y agoIn that case, how can they address the question "is fasting good for you"? They may as well write an article "can you believe your horoscope? what we know so far" based on their personal experience. This is exactly the type of topics where I'd like to have scientific data as opposed to personal experiences.
- HillaryBriss 10y agoI was thinking the same thing. It's become trendy to tack "What we know so far" on to article titles lately (especially editorials masquerading as news). The phrase is being abused.