Your post is no better than the reports from the flawed media; it's full of name calling and presents zero facts backed by any evidence. It's not like we can a

Your post is no better than the reports from the flawed media; it's full of name calling and presents zero facts backed by any evidence. It's not like we can approach the Scottish independence as a physics experiment: run it in a controlled environment, adjust for different variables, and expect the results to be replicated in another laboratory. So in this case I'm going to be skeptical of anyone who claims there's a "truth" that I can choose and sleep soundly at night knowing I made the right choice. It's too complex of an issue - socially, politically, and economically. I'm cynical enough to suspect you're not unbiased either and that you have a self-interest in one side of the Scottish independence discussion. Too bad for both of us that cynicism have never solved any problem.