

Rule of thumb for reading “X may have Y” heds: mentally finish it with “then again, it might not.”
This is just a question hed in disguise.
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I read news so you don’t have to (but you still should).
Rule of thumb for reading “X may have Y” heds: mentally finish it with “then again, it might not.”
This is just a question hed in disguise.
Rock Celebrates 2 Billion Years Of Not Being Subducted
Inanimate objects don’t celebrate much.
Original source, please. Archive.is doesn’t work on a VPN.
At least it’s a power of two.
On my birthday? Skylab was seeing the Earth from a closer distance than standard.
It is very weird to me to have hit the point in life where I just talk like a competent, middle-aged journalist. There was such a gulf to start, and it was still the Gulf of Mexico.
As someone born while Skylab was in space, I do not like that opening “5” on the time element.
Question heds by definition have “no” as an answer. If you’ve done the reporting to answer the question, the copyed ain’t writing a fucking question hed. We’re going to be declarative. And when there are enough holes in a story, putting it on the spike is rather easy.