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That's brilliant, using heart attacks to treat strokes

• learc83 8y ago
  The article didn't mention anything about using heart attacks to treat strokes.
  • beaner 8y ago
    I think it's an interpretation of the HN title.
    • copperx 8y ago
      That interpretation would require a colon before "heart attacks."
      • lostlogin 8y ago
        The content of the colon seems similar to the prevailing sense of humour.
      • IncRnd 8y ago
        That's only true if "heart attacks" wasn't intended to be used as an appositive for the preceding phrase, which I believe was the GP's point.
• giancarlostoro 8y ago
  At first I thought oh I guess the symptoms aren't as awful then I realized you interpreted the title differently from me... Wow yeah I guess they hit the title length limit for HN and had to get creative.
  • vanderZwan 8y ago
    Couldn't OP have replaced the last comma with an ampersand?
• stared 8y ago
  It uses coma.