“The first question is… who do you think will win? The other… who are they going to vote for? … you’re basically asking people to share information from their social networks.”
Marist College, Barbara · Planet Money · We try to fix election polling (update)
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add two “wisdom of crowds” questions: (1) who will win the election? (2) who do people in your social circle plan to vote for?
Said nearby on the same subject
“Draw a circle in the center of that sheet of paper... that big circle ... is everything that does happen, ... then within that circle, there's another circle represents the moral will of God... then another circle represents wisdom... then a small dot represents the individual will”
“If you get asked, say, two questions, one's a legal advice question, one's a commercial advice question, perhaps answer them as separate emails. One, so this is legal advice, this is privileged. And two, here's my answer to your commercial question.”