The most frustrating aspect of articles like these, to me, is the presence of the implication that the author actually understands the issue at hand, hidden awa

The most frustrating aspect of articles like these, to me, is the presence of the implication that the author actually understands the issue at hand, hidden away in the final few paragraphs. This article serves as an almost paradigmatic example: >"How to interpret these insights will ultimately depend on your opinions of Frances Haugen and Facebook. Is Haugen a hypocrite that knew exactly how to fix Facebook’s problems and did little to sway the company during her tenure?" Well, there's not really too much evidence here toward that conclusion-- >"Or is she a frustrated subject matter expert trying to effect change for the greater good of society? Let us know what you think in the comments." Ah, I see.