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1. Everyone out there is biased. It doesn't matter how detailed their statistics, how well-designed their webpages, they're omitting some information from how they write about their statistics, hoping you won't notice it.

2. To make things worse, hardly anybody is willing to do their own research. If you use one search criteria, you find a thousands sites which all get their information from one site. If you use another set of criteria, they use a different site for their information, but they're just as copycatting. On, and on, and on it goes.

3. Most of these sites don't have information more recent than two years ago.

4. I have a headache.


Seriously, though, I suspect there's this one real lesson to be learned: All sides (I suspect it's far more complicated than just two sides) think they're right, and they probably are, at least in a few important ways. Unfortunately, this information probably won't go over very well with anybody. I should keep it to myself.

I wonder if this applies to other situations in life?

Date: 2005-08-07 08:54 am (UTC)
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From: [personal profile] maelorin
as in any ideological stouch, everyone is 'right', everyone else is 'wrong', and it's all a game of pissing in each other's pots.

the same analysis fits with many, probably all, such conflicts.

everyone is convinced they're right. and expect to convince you with their righteousness, etc.

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