Take the following as truth: If Gallant sometimes achieves the same high notes that great reporting does, her less-successful stories resemble the more meandering old New Yorker human-interest profiles, in which a person's fleeting thoughts, neurotic habits, and random memories are woven into a pattering portrait.
Then the following statement: "Human interest profiling isn't something you would ever find in the New Yorker." is true, false, or inconclusive?