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> as well as the conclusion that the study expressly does not make, but that the headlines have made This is why I always default to doubting "new study finds
by Xeoncross 10y ago
> as well as the conclusion that the study expressly does not make, but that the headlines have made
This is why I always default to doubting "new study finds ..." until I can see the actual study.
Researchers get to choose the headlines about as much as programers get to choose the software features.