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Knowing that a candidate will get 48%-52% of popular vote is indeed more helpful than not knowing what’s going on at all. Aleatory, epistemic and ontological u
by LudwigNagasena 2y ago
Knowing that a candidate will get 48%-52% of popular vote is indeed more helpful than not knowing what’s going on at all.
Aleatory, epistemic and ontological uncertainties are three different things.
- twelfthnight 2y agoHonest question, what different decisions could you make with a 48-52 interval than a completely uninformed interval of 0-100?
- ta1243 2y agoYou know where to spend your resources. If you can move the needle in 5 states by a total of 25 points, you aren't going to waste them in a states where it's 60-40.