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"Many" is not enough if most are misled. "After" doesn't fix the key ambiguity that is being exploited.
by jessriedel 8y ago
"Many" is not enough if most are misled. "After" doesn't fix the key ambiguity that is being exploited.
- awesomepeter 8y agoIs the word "fading" really so hard? It's a pretty common word IMO, not even specific to audio/video..
- jessriedel 8y agoI'm making an empirical claim: If you show people the headline, will they interpret it as a claim that there will no longer be a majority of combustion cars on the road by 2030, even though that's not the claim being made in the article. Not sure what else to tell you other than my confidence that a survey would show this.