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The headline of the article is proposing an average, though. By saying "the myth of x" they insist that x is false. In this case, this is equivalent to assertin
by iyulaev 14y ago
The headline of the article is proposing an average, though. By saying "the myth of x" they insist that x is false. In this case, this is equivalent to asserting that Japanese life expectancy is not above the average in Western nations. Seems like simply a case of a misleading or exaggerated headline.
- crazcarl 14y agoI think your conclusion should be re-stated as Conclusion: The average age of a population is less than 10. Which would be true if the counter-argument was found to be correct, would it not?