top | item 24174142 (no title) zipwitch | 5 years ago Which is a far more convincing argument when someone can point to a well-documented set of predictions, than when they claim "I'm right a lot" and try to get you to fall for an association fallacy.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Association_fallacy discuss order hn newest war1025|5 years ago I guess I don't follow them for their "predictions", I follow them because they have interesting things to say.I don't agree with everything I hear on NPR. I don't agree with everything I hear in the alt-right twittersphere.But the two do seem to pair nicely in terms of getting a feel of the current national pulse.
war1025|5 years ago I guess I don't follow them for their "predictions", I follow them because they have interesting things to say.I don't agree with everything I hear on NPR. I don't agree with everything I hear in the alt-right twittersphere.But the two do seem to pair nicely in terms of getting a feel of the current national pulse.
war1025|5 years ago
I don't agree with everything I hear on NPR. I don't agree with everything I hear in the alt-right twittersphere.
But the two do seem to pair nicely in terms of getting a feel of the current national pulse.