I have seen a couple of amusing articles, but nothing useful. What is really amazing to me is how frequently the same articles appear, given that they must have hundreds - perhaps thousands - of articles available.
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Originally Posted by Brian B-P
This is a technique to get viewers to load more pages and so trigger more advertising hits. When I hit those, I just quit after the first page.
Forbes magazine is the worst for this on Facebook. They keep listing 10 best cars/trucks/whatever and 25 to avoid. I don't even click on the first tease.
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That one in the upper left is (or originally was) pretty interesting. The guy that started those trip optimizations has (written/developed/bogarted) some algorithms using Google tools that can give you some neat results for trip ideas. [Or maybe it's just me, with the math background, that finds it interesting.]