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Sure, but thetes a sizeable diffetence when skewed data becomes no-data. Context has power. Removing it is thining the herd of power.
by cyanydeez 8mo ago
Sure, but thetes a sizeable diffetence when skewed data becomes no-data.
Context has power. Removing it is thining the herd of power.
- pocksuppet 8mo agoI say removing skewed data forces people to confront reality as it actually is. Instead of "This economy sucks!" "Yeah, but look at the data, it's getting better..." Now we just have "This economy sucks!" "Yeah"
- cyanydeez 8mo agowhat. People absolutely have no idea what's going on without large, organized data. The point is, the argument isn't "this data is right leaning" vs "this data is left leaning" or whatever your skew-scope is. The argument at present: "We don't need to know to know X" versus "Of course we need to know X". And ther'es clearly a fascist convincing people it's all useless while they ply their grift of choice.