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Jonathan Weisberg Recent posts How Scientific is Scientific Polarization? Nov 10, 2020 How Scientific is Scientific Polarization? Nov 10, 2020 As Joe Biden cleared 270 last week, some people remarked on how different the narrative would've been had the votes been counted in a different order: It's staggering to think about how differently PA would be viewed/covered right now if the EDay/mail ballots were being counted in the opposite order. - Dave Wasserman (@Redistrict) November 5, 2020 The idea that order shouldn't affect your final take is a classic criterion of rationality.... Read more Mi
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