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   by learnstats 12y ago

   > That's a bit like saying that you only believe in democracy when it's your own party that wins the election, otherwise you'll take your ball and go home. I'm going to bite the bullet and agree with you here. But the
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   by learnstats 12y ago

   It seems right that the Conservative Party should have representation in Scotland's politics, but it seems wrong that Scotland is ruled by them. The disproportionate Westminster system - where a reasonably sized body of Scottish Conser
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   by learnstats 12y ago

   Yes. In the 13 general elections dating back to 1964, the Conservative party have been 2nd, 3rd or 4th in Scotland's vote share for the Westminster parliament. In the three elections since 2001, the Conservatives have finished 4th (in
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   by learnstats 12y ago

   Given that the frequency with which the key critical words are applied to men (essentially never) and women (essentially always), your explanation cannot tell the whole story. Saying that this is inconclusive is a strange thing to claim - t
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   by learnstats 12y ago

   Answer: Not at all. Science rarely has such unanimity on any topic as that illustrated by this article. There is only one study cited here showing negative correlation between any two aspects of intelligence, despite this being worthy of st