Leifer
Senior Member.
In debunking, it is very important that we read the entire article, look-up unknown words, and attempt at least a superficial analysis when reviewing scientific papers or articles.....if indeed we want to use these written texts, as reference.
There is an article is by Farhad Manjoo, and it's titled, "You Won't Finish This Article, why people don't read to the end" (2013)
http://www.slate.com/articles/techn...online_why_you_won_t_finish_this_article.html
I try to read the whole shebang......sometimes without success.
I've seen evidence on many FaceBook personal profiles, that daily, people will post links to written articles, perhaps posting these articles about 60 seconds apart.....meaning they post the links to the articles, and certainly have had no time to completely read them. Perhaps the article's title and first paragraph is enough to warrant a shared link.
They could have not read the entire article.
Website and brand marketers are deftly concerned with this.....from the all-important catchy ad title, to the "please-stick-around" article content writers.
Landing on an advertized web-page (and staying there) is all too important to advertizers. Sharing the article on social media is a top-priority, and the article title is usually the bait.
http://attentionmachines.com/the-secrets-to-subheadings-that-keep-people-reading/
There is an article is by Farhad Manjoo, and it's titled, "You Won't Finish This Article, why people don't read to the end" (2013)
http://www.slate.com/articles/techn...online_why_you_won_t_finish_this_article.html
I've seen evidence on many FaceBook personal profiles, that daily, people will post links to written articles, perhaps posting these articles about 60 seconds apart.....meaning they post the links to the articles, and certainly have had no time to completely read them. Perhaps the article's title and first paragraph is enough to warrant a shared link.
They could have not read the entire article.
Website and brand marketers are deftly concerned with this.....from the all-important catchy ad title, to the "please-stick-around" article content writers.
Landing on an advertized web-page (and staying there) is all too important to advertizers. Sharing the article on social media is a top-priority, and the article title is usually the bait.
http://attentionmachines.com/the-secrets-to-subheadings-that-keep-people-reading/
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