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No, it is not editorial, that is the title given on the front page. The practice by online news publications to have different headings is very common. No, the
by talbina 16y ago
No, it is not editorial, that is the title given on the front page. The practice by online news publications to have different headings is very common.
No, the original link serves a different purpose. Andrew Sullivan is not your average news aggregator, and his commentary on the subject brings in a lot of weight. In addition, there are links in his article which show his prior research in this area along with a piece by Salon. Thirdly, some people prefer a quick newspaper style summary rather than an abstract from a peer reviewed journal.
- MaysonL 16y agoI wasn't criticizing the Sullivan post, merely adding the link to the original: Sullivan's blog links to a Google Docs copy of the Harvard study - which I found annoying: PDF's are much easier to handle than Google docs (IMO - YMMV)