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There's a dead reply here that doesn't see the issue and instead thinks I misunderstood the sentence structure, which is interesting to me. Maybe they mentally
by furyofantares 3y ago
There's a dead reply here that doesn't see the issue and instead thinks I misunderstood the sentence structure, which is interesting to me. Maybe they mentally inserted a word and didn't know, or maybe they just kind of get the tone -- it's a sentence critical of tiktok -- and don't notice that it carries no meaning. Just kind of interesting how differently people process info.
- pests 3y agoI understand what you are parsing, and it is missing something, but I think it reads fine. Like.. "Experts say the reasons why TikTok (_topic of the article_) remains unclear." Or perhaps it's referring to the previous sentence or paragraph. I do think the hyphenated subsection sets the tone too. Made up example: "The President today issued a statement. Experts says the reason why The President - who has issues statements in the past - remains unclear.