If we are all to just read the articles, what's the point of having a discussion forum? If Unknowns wants to use the content of that article to make his argument, then he should do so, and make the argument in his own words. It is sheer laziness (and verging on the plagiaristic) to just point to articles and say "My argument is in there somewhere. Please respond as soon as you identify it. Of course, I'll get all bent out of shape if you misinterpret what I meant to say, although I'm prepared to accept some associated praise for having ALSO thought that which the article's author has taken the time to write down and publish."

"If you can't be bothered to read it then everyone is going to assume that you aren't arguing in good faith."

I'm taking the time to construct original arguments here. I'm also taking the time to read all original responses that people offer, and respond to those. I'm receiving some responses to those arguments in the form of links to articles penned by third parties. And you have the audacity to threaten me that people will assume my motives are unwholesome if I refuse to accept that sort of lazy response as legitimate (in the non-geek sense of the word), and to inform me that they would be right to do so? Suppose, in lieu of this response to you, I just directed you to The Collected Works of Friedrich Nietzsche? Would you read them and get back to me with your rebuttal? If the article is as short as you say, shouldn't Unknowns have the common courtesy to paraphrase it here?

I made a prediction. So far it has come true. Nobody has yet presented me with any evidence of my mortality. If that pains any of you to the point of abusing the privilege of this site's forward-thinking voting system, please, take a moment to give yourself a good slap.