Having run for election last year [1], I'm confident that voting tends to be more illogical of the two. First, most people tend to vote in accordance to their

Having run for election last year [1], I'm confident that voting tends to be more illogical of the two. First, most people tend to vote in accordance to their philosophical world-view. And since most people are inconsistent and illogical [2] with their world views, then their voting will be likewise inconsistent and illogical [3]. Second.. eh. I need to get back to work. More later if y'all want. Notes: 1 - I came in dead last. Which I thought was still amazing because I never ran for anything other than college clubs before. I don't begrudge the guy who did win. If it couldn't be me, I'm glad it was him, and not the other folks who ran. 2 - Most of the readers on this site are developers, who have a far more consistent & logical approach to things. While I value consistency and logic, I recognize that I am frequently far less logical and far less consistent than I would prefer. 3 - In general, pointing out the inconsistencies in a person won't make friends - just enemies.