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I have to admit: I don't know where the "obvious error" is. Which part is incorrect and why? Thanks.
by caseysoftware 3y ago
I have to admit: I don't know where the "obvious error" is.
Which part is incorrect and why? Thanks.
- dirtyhippiefree 3y agoHillary lost, simple as that. So much for the manipulation being cut-and-dried… No, I didn’t support her opponent either…
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- caseysoftware 3y agoI'm still not sure of the error. Could you complete this sentence for me: Their preferred candidate didn't win, therefore...
- dirtyhippiefree 3y agoTheir preferred candidate didn't win, therefore...I would choose a different case to study, because this one disproves what logically exists… Why is this difficult? Edit: Since we have no kinesics or vocal inflection, I should say that I’m not angry or frustrated, just tremendously sad.
- caseysoftware 3y agoThanks for the clarification. Unfortunately, "it didn't work this time" does not translate to "it doesn't work" or even "they didn't try it." Manipulation - or preference shifting if you prefer - is not a binary thing. It's entirely possible to shift preferences (even significantly) but not shift them enough to win.