In general, if I saw that title on Reddit or Hacker News or in my feed reader, I would never click on it. It's kind of generic and doesn't really tell you much about the content, and that phrase is highly associated with political TV ads (which are uniformly bad), a Very Bad Thing IMHO. I was actually going to skip it, but saw your username and the number of votes it had.

As a LW post specifically, I feel like almost all the "classic" OB/LW posts had memorable titles that make it easy to remember what the post is about and serve as a kind of hook/shortcut for that particular concept (f.ex. Probability is in the Mind, The map is not the Territory, Avoiding Your Belief’s Real Weak Points, Cached Thoughts, The Beauty of Settled Science, An Alien God, Applause Lights -- I'm sure that when you read these titles, if you've read the posts, you immediately remember the central concept of each of these posts).

If I think about the title of your post, I have to make an effort to remember what it's about, and I predict that I'll have a harder time remembering it over time because of the title.

But maybe that's just me and it doesn't bother others, though.