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I don't like this kind of articles, because they start with a question that is not answered. What's the point about writing an article in a newspaper saying 'wh
by kuu 7y ago
I don't like this kind of articles, because they start with a question that is not answered. What's the point about writing an article in a newspaper saying 'what is x' and being the answer 'we don't know' ?
Edit: The title in HN has been changed. It was called "What color evolved for" or something similar...
- Errancer 7y agoTo remove doubt that there is a single, monolithic cause? And going from unknown unknowns to unknown knows is something very valuable in my opinion
- kuu 7y ago"going from unknown unknowns to unknown knows is something very valuable in my opinion". Agree, but don't give me a clickbait title (now it has changed)
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- jacoblsievers 7y agoActually title of referenced study: "Tissue-specific geometry and chemistry of modern and fossilized melanosomes reveal internal anatomy of extinct vertebrates"
- deepsun 7y ago> Betteridge's law of headlines is an adage that states: "Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no".