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This seems like a pretty pedantic reply. Yeah they have a vague CYA after the click bait headline. The OP is clearly responding to the fact that the original cl
by blululu 4y ago
This seems like a pretty pedantic reply. Yeah they have a vague CYA after the click bait headline. The OP is clearly responding to the fact that the original click bait headline and the tenor of the article intimates a much higher certainty than an unqualified 'slight indication' might convey. It's like GPT Chat where the syntax is flawless and the writing is authoritative regardless of its relation to reality. There is maybe a reason that a bunch of upper crust people in London, who are really interested in finance, weren't able to get high paying jobs in working in finance.
- comte7092 4y agoExactly, this is what clickbait is. Attention grabbing headlines making bold claims, with articles that have more measured statements. Publications know that most people just read headlines, walking the headlines back in the article is disingenuous. (Note this is usually not the writers fault, headlines are chosen by editors to maximize engagement)