> I feel that this is intended to deliberately mislead those who don't read the entire article. Fixed that for you. Keep in mind that "reading only the headli

> I feel that this is intended to deliberately mislead those who don't read the entire article. Fixed that for you. Keep in mind that "reading only the headlines" is a common speed-up-your-life piece of advice. Tim Ferriss, for instance, specifically advises this. It's not really the readership's fault that the Mail is exploiting this.