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DalaiLama wrote:
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Hmm, Famous actors vs honest hard working people. Whose voting advice should we listen to?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jfJZsXGzYp0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jHLdYuzXqPI

Meanwhile - reportedly - even the Amish are turning out to support Trump - in the rain.



Assuming people know jack about politics because they're honest and hardworking is like assuming people know jack about politics because they're famous actors. It's also assuming a succesful actor can't also be honest and hardworking.

And just for the record I'd place the deeply religious (and especially a god-damned sect) at the very bottom of the basket of Generic-Groups-of-People-Who's-Advise-You-Should-Listen-To, on account of building their ideology on a demonstrably false and downright delusional framework. Oh, in addition to being a fucking sect.

Even if it rains.
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Last edited by Upandatem#4635 on Oct 6, 2016, 6:41:54 AM
In fact I wouldn't be surprised if the Amish showed up to wait Because it was raining. Part of their religion and heritage and culture is showing how they suffer harder hardships better with less.

Also pretty key demographic there, basically the microcosm of American population, perfect sample for basing extrapolation.



saw a t-shirt quote the other day:

There are two types of people in the world; those that can extrapolate from incomplete data.
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Last edited by LostForm#2813 on Oct 6, 2016, 10:22:10 AM
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LostForm wrote:

Also pretty key demographic there, basically the microcosm of American population, perfect sample for basing extrapolation.


You're joking, but there are 60k Amish living in Pennsylvania, which is a key state in this election. Also a lot of them in Ohio...
GGG banning all political discussion shortly after getting acquired by China is a weird coincidence.
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Xavderion wrote:
You're joking, but there are 60k Amish living in Pennsylvania, which is a key state in this election.


Well that's almost one half of a whole percent. 0,468% of the estimated population as of 2015.
You won't get no glory on that side of the hole.
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Upandatem wrote:
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Xavderion wrote:
You're joking, but there are 60k Amish living in Pennsylvania, which is a key state in this election.


Well that's almost one half of a whole percent. 0,468% of the estimated population as of 2015.


If the patriarchs tell everyone to vote Trump, and the turnout is like 60% among the whole population... could be enough to win it for him.
GGG banning all political discussion shortly after getting acquired by China is a weird coincidence.
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Upandatem wrote:
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DalaiLama wrote:
Hmm, Famous actors vs honest hard working people. Whose voting advice should we listen to?


Assuming people know jack about politics because they're honest and hardworking


Assuming I want people's advice based on what they know about politics...

Assuming the average voter's interests align better with celebrities than hard working people.

Assuming that honesty isn't important.

Assuming that celebrities know anything about anything other than spending money, rehab and maintaining public exposure.

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Last edited by DalaiLama#6738 on Oct 6, 2016, 7:46:10 PM
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LostForm wrote:
saw a t-shirt quote the other day:

There are two types of people in the world; those that can extrapolate from incomplete data.


1) Just a rehash of the old "there are 10 kinds of people in the world.." meme

2)By definition, extrapolation is working outside a set of data - you are painting a broader picture from the limited information you have.

The shirt would have been alright if it read "There are two types of people in the world: those that can extrapolate"

Making pithy statements on a T-Shirt, when you don't even understand the concept
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Last edited by DalaiLama#6738 on Oct 6, 2016, 8:01:51 PM
1) just a rehash of the "there are two types of people in the world" meme would have been sufficient really.

2) they are extrapolating that there are two quantifiable types of people from data evidence of one type of person, meaning they (the narrator) are extrapolating that one quantifiable type of person indicates that one and only one other type of person exists, and evidence can be collected if the effort is put in to show the conclusion firmly.

They themself, the speaker's conscious, is making the extrapolation from what they assume to be incomplete data set since their conclusion is the existence of another type. Hence they objectively can conclude the data set is incomplete; Almost would have to or would be in internal disagreement of conclusions, showing a type of schizophrenia rather than a logical fallacy as intended by the meme.


I tried a not only once thing here, but it was about your conclusion being a touch ironic rather than directed back at the t shirt, and was wrong tone for a joke here.
Hey...is this thing on?
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LostForm wrote:
1) just a rehash of the "there are two types of people in the world" meme would have been sufficient really.

2) they are extrapolating that there are two quantifiable types of people from data evidence of one type of person, meaning they (the narrator) are extrapolating that one quantifiable type of person indicates that one and only one other type of person exists, and evidence can be collected if the effort is put in to show the conclusion firmly.

They themself, the speaker's conscious, is making the extrapolation from what they assume to be incomplete data set since their conclusion is the existence of another type. Hence they objectively can conclude the data set is incomplete; Almost would have to or would be in internal disagreement of conclusions, showing a type of schizophrenia rather than a logical fallacy as intended by the meme.


I tried a not only once thing here, but it was about your conclusion being a touch ironic rather than directed back at the t shirt, and was wrong tone for a joke here.


Considering the way I put my statement out there, it was just begging to be hit with a fusillade of critique. Too much absolutism in it.

Maybe a better version of the T-shirt would have been "There are two types of people in the world; those that can extrapolate from incomplete data correctly..."

Had a quick peek at the USA Today link - that is certainly a lot of lawsuits. Almost half were gamblers who didn't want to pay their debts (didn't see if those were filed by Trump or against Trump yet), and haven't read enough to see if any of it was related to taxes.

Trump is certainly no angel.

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DalaiLama wrote:
Incumbency Inbreeding is the problem, not the solution.
Well, I hope you're not saying incumbency is the problem. So I'm really curious what you mean by inbreeding here.
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