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I do in some degree, but how often one will realized "oh, there is a chip right in there"? At least I get used to them so much that unless I really put my mind to it, I won't have that realization. To me that's second thought, not first. This applies to what I read and how I interpret. So does to others.
I can't quite grasp what you're talking.
All in all, I'm expressing that I determined that title is misleading. The process is simple: read the title, interpret what it ment, then the article, summarize it and compare it to the title and see how far apart the understanding is. If that's far, that's misleading. Done.
You can disagree and think otherwise. I prefer to use terms and expressions that anyone can get the point in their first thought. Clear?