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To: jiggyboy

Once any “adjustment” is made in a survey, the scientific validity of a truly random sample is destroyed.

Apparently the definition of a valid random sample has changed since I graduated from college.

EODGUY


32 posted on 02/14/2013 8:24:37 AM PST by EODGUY (Hold on to your copies of the Consititution of the United States. It is going to be re-written.)
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To: EODGUY
Apparently the definition of a valid random sample has changed since I graduated from college.

Oh, there's a lot of that stuff across the landscape today.

Why do you think so few people see that the Emperor has no clothes?

Thank the educational establishment for that. Their main goal for many, many years has been the successful development and implementation of the "New Soviet Man", not the education and development of fresh young minds.

By the time the SHTF, an increasing number of people will start to see, slowly in more cases than not, that, education-wise, they've been sold a bill of goods. However, since their logic and problem-solving neural pathways have been stunted by lack of development in the formative years, their response to this growing insight is likely to be violence, egged on by a culture that festers in the politics of envy.

This is why I fear war is inevitable, and that, as things continue to go South, we'll be experiencing a quickening of that day's approach. This is why the Communists, uh Fascists, uh, I mean, Democrats are pushing so mightily for gun control now.

No matter how you view it, as Tom Cullen in "The Stand" so eloquently put it, "M-O-O-N, that spells trouble!"

CA....

36 posted on 02/14/2013 10:23:59 AM PST by Chances Are (Seems I've found that silly grin again....)
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