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Almost every time someone asks a question in a headline, it's because it's BS and they don't think they could get away with making the statement directly. It's
by davidgerard 12y ago
Almost every time someone asks a question in a headline, it's because it's BS and they don't think they could get away with making the statement directly.
It's a more specific way of stating that an article is clearly space-filling BS. As this one is.
- vacri 12y agoSo, you're saying that stating Betteridge's Law is a way of making an empty, contentless comment that doesn't look like an empty, contentless comment? We can do without either. If you think something is nonsense, say so, and give a reason. Don't just make a useless comment.