Step 1
Does the headline or introduction contain any of the following expressions: "might", "should", "expected to", "suggest", "can", "hoped", "may" or some equivalent?
Step 2
Don't bother reading and enjoy yourself while waiting for when there is some actual evidence on anything.
Wednesday, 28 October 2015
How to Read News About Science and Research (Very Brief Abbreviated Checklist Edition)
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Cool! That makes the daily news a 4 minute task instead of 30 minutes. That gives me 26 more minutes to do my own "might's" and "shoulds' and "expected to's"!
ReplyDeleteI feel like many people on my Facebook need to read your checklist. It would save them tons of time and energy, while sparing me from frustration headaches!
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