Myths & mysteries
Character limits destroy print blurbs
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The people writing those tiny newspaper columns are practically writing haikus because of extremely strict editorial character limits. They have to compress incredibly complex atmospheric data into exactly thirty words so it perfectly fits next to the crossword puzzle. The profound vagueness you read is just a desperate writer trying not to get yelled at by a layout editor.
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