Serious statement: I don't understand the argument that not voting for Harris was the morally correct thing to do, because of Gaza. Why does anyone believe this?
Serious statement: I don't understand the argument that not voting for Harris was the morally correct thing to do, because of Gaza. Why does anyone believe this?
And I'm being serious. I feel like there might be an argument there, I just don't understand it. Can someone please "steelman" that argument for me?
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You see, IQ is on a bell curve and 100 is the median. That means half of people must have an IQ below 100. At some number, the exact number is debatable, higher reasoning ability diminishes.
The second factor is education/knowledge. Having none, partial, or incorrect information can lead even rational people down the wrong path.
If you combine these, you get what you are observing.
I'll leave you a quote from Deming... "Every system is perfectly designed to get the results that it does." I say this because we need to change something if we want a different result.
"Remember, I'm pullin for ya. We're all in this together."
Red GreenActually several percent of people have 100, so higher and lower are each less than 50%. Not to mention there isn't a huge difference from 90-110 and that range covers a huge chunk of the population.
Carlin was exaggerating for comedic effect.