Remember, we don't need to keep lists. We just need to tell you we don't have jumper cables.
'I was leaving a bar last night and I saw some dyke looking bitch who couldn't get her car started because her battery was dead.
'I was about to offer to help until I noticed a Biden/Harris bumper sticker.
'I told her that I didn't have any cables. I carry cables and a jump starter in both of my vehicles Am I a meanie?
'Normally, I'm more than willing to help people out, but I'm not feeling too kindly towards commie trash these days.'
Microaggression starts with 12V batteries.
Interlocutor: Shoulda told her to steal some...
Clustick for Liberals:
You won't be making any lists, because you won't be able to start your car and get to work, and you'll have bigger fish to fry in your sorry ass little lives than digging trenches.
As I've cautioned before, the Benford's Law analysis is *suggestive* of needing an investigation, and is routinely used to back up conclusions -- however, we should be *careful* not to push it too far.
Like stressed and melting beams in an imploding skyscraper, it is just too...
MI and WI probably had lots of fraud, but may be a moot point. NV GA AZ NC PA would deliver a 2nd term to Trump in the EC, easily.
- Google is giving *all* these states to Biden, except NC soft to Trump
- Wikipedia agrees except hasn't called NV, GA, NC at right now
The 'Biden won all of WI, MI, PA' narrative is strong but false.
I suspect Trump has PA after SCOTUS throws out post 8pm ballots, maybe MI.
Probably not WI but that is not certain.
I call Trump at 279 Voats.
What's the weak link in my optimism? GA. I called that as a pain point in 2016 and it has done nothing to allay them.
To be clear, in terms of 'prognostication', I consider it 'likely' but not 'almost certain' or 'certain' that Trump will in fact be seated, after legal challenges and an EC vote.
But any prediction about the future is a *Hypothesis* that requires *Evdence* for it, and a plausible train of *Events*.
Remember our notation at this site[1] -- H for hypothesis, E for events, E* for Evidence, all with probabilities attached.
[1]: Notation from Tecuci et al, _Intelligence Analysis as Discovery of Evidence, Hypotheses, and Arguments_
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