https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
In this case it's tricky because the article's own title is baity, so the HN guidelines call for changing it: "Please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait". But they add "don't editorialize". Cherry-picking a detail out of the article and making it the title is the leading form of editorializing.
When an original title is baity or misleading, the way to rewrite it is to find representative language from somewhere else in the article—something that accurately and neutrally represents what it is about. There's nearly always something there that's suitable: it might be in the HTML doc title, the URL, a subtitle, the first paragraph...sometimes even a photo caption.
Separately from the title, this article is an op-ed that doesn't add any significant information and is therefore not a good HN submission, especially not on a topic du jour like this one, which is generating hundreds of different articles.