> But I am merely speculation. A question mark in a submission title doesn't mean they're actually asking uninformed HN readers to speculate. It generally mea

> But I am merely speculation. A question mark in a submission title doesn't mean they're actually asking uninformed HN readers to speculate. It generally means that the author, who presumably has some subject matter expertise, intends to explore and possibly answer the question. Why would you bother speculating instead of just reading the article and learning something?