> Of course "some" is assumed. That's not how it initially parses for me, and I think for most people. As for the emotional investment, for this one case cert

> Of course "some" is assumed. That's not how it initially parses for me, and I think for most people. As for the emotional investment, for this one case certainly not, but this same pattern keeps coming up time and time again, not to mention the constant barrage of other nonsensical statements the media constantly exposes us to. I think this incessant stream of micro-aggressions against logic and common sense ends up having a significant impact on our well-being and at a larger scale may even be contributing to extremism, conspiracy theories and the growing absence of any semblance of truth from the ambient political discourse. > And isn't it more correct to talk about who wrote the paper, than which organization published it? I'm not sure what you mean by that.