&gt; If you read slightly further you will see:<p>Good point. Because I mentioned two words that appear at the top of the page, that means I <i>obviously</i> didn&#x27;t read any further.<p>If you read the article you&#x27;ll know that nowhere does it say <i>false</i>, as the other poster claimed.<p>Why don&#x27;t they say it&#x27;s false, if it&#x27;s false? What&#x27;s stopping them?<p>The fact that someone eventually removes something from their site does not mean it was false.<p>Someone using the contrived sentence &quot;the odds that the report is accurate hover near zero&quot; - <i>rather than just saying &quot;it&#x27;s false&quot;</i> - also does not make it false.<p>I don&#x27;t believe it happened either - sorry if you used your 500+ karma because I didn&#x27;t issue a disclaimer to that effect - but that also doesn&#x27;t mean it&#x27;s false.<p>My point was about someone whining about getting facts right, by linking to an aticle that bends over backwards to not say what they think it says.