Usually, journalists and editors of newspapers are extremely careful in the wording of their articles, but under pressure based on inspiring readers' curiosity and circulation, the difference in taste between "decent" newspapers and "junk" newspapers seems to be narrowing In addition, people's attention duration seems to be short-lived, which exacerbates the aforementioned dilemma. Which of the following judgments cannot be inferred from the above text? ["Newspapers are under pressure from sales to capture readers' attention while reporting as accurately as possible.", "Journalists and editors care more about how to inspire readers' curiosity in articles.", 'If people\'s attention to newspaper coverage is not short-lived, the taste of "decent" newspapers will improve.', "The editors of the journalists are extremely careful in the wording of their articles, and they cannot be compared with how they should attract readers' attention."]