Either view in "Reader Mode" in a popular browser or remove the Javascript before viewing with something like
1. curl -4o 1.htm https://www.wsj.com/amp/articles/tax-law-leaves-business-owners-with-big-decision-to-c-or-not-to-c-1519295401?tesla=y
2. sed -i -n '/<title>/,/<\/title>/p;/<p>/,/<\/p>/p' 1.htm
3. open file:///1.htm in browser javascript:window.location.href='https://m.facebook.com/l.php?u='+encodeURIComponent(window.location.href);Do the marketers really somehow realize that the word "weird" makes the speaker seem like an impartial reporter, or makes people more curious about the trick?
Because it's freaking "weird"! I wouldn't think such a word would work like gangbusters but it keeps being used. And it's almost always spammy marketers.
"One weird trick to do that thing you always wanted to do."
The paywalls suck, of course. But HN without all those articles would suck much worse, so we live with the workarounds.