5 ms·

"Who will be the next CEO of Apple?" "No." Someone didn't think this law through...

• swiley 11y ago
  Obviously it only works on yes or no questions.
  • cetacea 11y ago
    Yeah, so the "law" as stated in the Wikipedia article is not correct.
    • frutiger 11y ago
      > Like all similar "laws" (e.g., Murphy's Law), Betteridge's law of headlines is not always true.[3][4] From the article.
      • xkcd-sucks 11y ago
        "Is Betteridge's Law Always True?"