> If you exclude options, people or opinions it's selection bias. "I'm sick of the hype already and I can't be bothered to try it." That actually excludes mor

> If you exclude options, people or opinions it's selection bias. "I'm sick of the hype already and I can't be bothered to try it." That actually excludes more options than it adds. It is an explanation with unnecessary complexity. Applying Occam's razor would turn the option into "I have not tried it," which is indeed a missing poll option.