The application of Betteridge's law of headlines is amusing on a story like this. It's actually arguing againstthe popular notion that they're necessarily a di

The application of Betteridge's law of headlines is amusing on a story like this. It's actually arguing againstthe popular notion that they're necessarily a disorder (or at least positing that as a possibility), so the common interpretation of the headline law actually supports their argument, rather than refutes it like is normally the case.