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I particularly dislike headlines and articles that presume to know what the reader is thinking or doing, in order to presumptuously tell them they're "wrong".
by asveikau 6y ago
I particularly dislike headlines and articles that presume to know what the reader is thinking or doing, in order to presumptuously tell them they're "wrong".
Sometimes you don't really care or are uninformed about a topic, in which case you can't be said to have arrived at the position of being "wrong".
Other times it's a subject you deeply care about, have investigated, and you either agree with the author or don't, but you probably can't really be said to be "wrong" in either case without further context.