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The article begs not the question "Does Trump have charisma", but rather, "Does Trump have more charisma than Clinton"? Personally I think yes - Clinton does s
by notliketherest 10y ago
The article begs not the question "Does Trump have charisma", but rather, "Does Trump have more charisma than Clinton"?
Personally I think yes - Clinton does seem old and tired and Trump certainly brings a dynamism unmatched by any other candidate. Clinton comes with a 7 point plan - Trump comes with an unabashed baller status and beautiful women around him.
In the context of this article, I do think it's Trump with the upper hand.
- vasilipupkin 10y agoI think this article is a good example of statistical prognosticating with too few data points, which renders statistical significance of the forecast to be quite low. In addition, it attempts to build what essentially amounts to a one variable model, which is likely to be suboptimal, even if that one variable is important. In short, I find this article to be an example of poorly done statistical analysis and not much more than that.
- johnchristopher 10y ago> The article begs not the question "Does Trump have charisma", but rather, "Does Trump have more charisma than Clinton"? I think the question, the framing, is loaded. « Who has the kind of charisma that seduce/attract most people ? » would be a better question in my opinion.