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This is what many people would consider to be "fake news". They take a sample of 3,000 people. There are many companies that can create a "random" sample of p
by DamnYuppie 9y ago
This is what many people would consider to be "fake news". They take a sample of 3,000 people. There are many companies that can create a "random" sample of people who are favorable one way or the other. Then they trot it out as having meaning, it wreaks of propaganda.
- DrScump 9y agoIt's worse than that -- the article completely misrepresents the poll. The specific question that garnered the 48% positive response was: "Do you support or not support a universal basic income program as a way to help Americans who lose their jobs because of advances in artificial intelligence?" But they know your average CNBC viewer won't look beyond the clickbait.