> When was the last time you read a news article about a topic where you are an expert, and walked away from it thinking that it would help laymen better unders

> When was the last time you read a news article about a topic where you are an expert, and walked away from it thinking that it would help laymen better understand the topic? If you really think there's such a clear connection between your prompt and the claim that follows it, put your money where your mouth is. On any news article posted here on HN that's outside your field, post a response that the article should not be trusted. Cite as evidence a different article from that news organization that is in your own field where you found glaring errors. Then judge from the responses and up/downvotes how much HN values your analysis.