[HN Gopher] A Mysterious Suicide Cluster
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A Mysterious Suicide Cluster
Author : forlorn
Score : 12 points
Date : 2021-04-12 17:45 UTC (5 hours ago)
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(TXT) w3m dump (www.newyorker.com)
| xyzzy21 wrote:
| Absolutely horrible writing. F in grammar, spelling, style, etc.
| Hard to read not because of the subject material but because of
| the bad writing! Is this what "writers" consider good now?
| erhk wrote:
| Your critique is baseless.
|
| The writing imo is some of the best I've seen in a while. Did
| you read the article to completion? The writer personally spoke
| with a number of involved individuals in person, this is real
| investigative journalism and here you are spouting a couple of
| weak claims without backing them in any way.
|
| No one accused you of being critical because of the subject
| material but your offering of that as a reason for your
| criticism is very telling.
| dang wrote:
| Ok, but can you please not post shallow off-topic complaints to
| HN? If you don't like this article, there are others to read.
| Rushing to the comments to vent about some provocation just
| makes for bad threads.
|
| https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
| throwawayboise wrote:
| > Truman students are high-achieving in high school, and they get
| to college and they can no longer compete with everyone here, and
| they get depressed.
|
| This is life, at some point it is thrust into your face that
| there are always other people who do what you do, and do it
| better.
|
| Participation in competitive sports can be a good way to learn to
| deal with this at an earlier age. Every level, from youth to
| junior high to JV to Varsity to college/minor and ultimately pro
| has a talent filter. You can be good on your middle school team
| and then in high school find that you don't make the Varsity cut.
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