It’s not just a problem with journalism but with humans in general. People are more imprecise with their comprehension of things than they are willing to admit.

Welcome to advertising driven journalism.

Matthew Green once publicly criticized something I created by simply parroting what someone else had said without bothering to do his own investigation. The original criticism turned out to be hogwash, and Matthew failed to recognize an obvious real crypto problem with the first version of my feature because he was too busy trying to just quickly stick his name into someone else's feature announcement while it was still "hot off the press."

I would take anything Matthew Green blogs about with a grain of salt. It's not clear how much of what he says is just cheap amplification of what others claim.

Youtube titles with CAPITALIZED words make me sad. I don't want to click on any video with a title like that, but creators are incentivized to use those titles because they get more views. Some fine videos end up with those titles and I would miss out on some good stuff if I refuse to click on clickbait titles.