In Megan Garber's "The Argument Economy", she first gives readers an example of what is"takes" by citing an article from Time magazine, headlined "This Is Why Joni Mitchell Is Your Favorite Musician’s Favorite Musician", which reads as an obituary. However the truth is Mitchell is still alive. Obviously, the journalists just want to make views by using the curiosity of readers and the influence of the Mitchell. They don't really care about if the content matches the title or not. When Garbe writes "The argument is fully formed; it's the facts that have some catching up to do", I think she means that, medium always tend to rush out an opinion piece a few hours after news broke out while they don't even have all the facts about yet. Sometimes
