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It's a web poll, hardly the most accurate or fair system anyway. It's also a poll about the career choice of the next Barbie doll, hardly earth shatteringly imp
by almost 17y ago
It's a web poll, hardly the most accurate or fair system anyway. It's also a poll about the career choice of the next Barbie doll, hardly earth shatteringly important (although I am glad to see the choices their considering). What do you think would be the real benefit here of using something other than the simple system that everyone understands?
- bradbeattie 17y agoConsider the following hypothetical: 33% vote for computer engineer, 33% vote for software developer, and 34% vote for international spy. But yeah, I agree that those aren't the options presented and it doesn't matter too much in this case. The only real concern I have here is that it reinforces the notion that voting is equivalent to selecting a single candidate.