Every time I hear that there is a problem with only one solution, in this case the Philadelphia solution, my antennae go up.  
Every time I read the Globe and Mail referencing itself glowingly in follow-up pieces as some sort of heroic journalistic institution for having inspired others to pursue and beat the very same drum, my BS meter hits the red zone.
And every time I see one of these follow-ups on this particular subject, that completely ignores conviction rates as a relevant variable worthy of consideration in the argument being made, despite astute commenters pinpointing this issue every single time, I ask myself if my media money could be better spent elsewhere.
Today it is not if, it is when.