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Article #627Re: Ross Perot and Statistics
From: r hardin
Date: Fri, 02 Oct 1992 23:47
Date: Fri, 02 Oct 1992 23:47
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>This, clearly, is one case where sample statistics are >irrelevant. We'll test the ENTIRE voting population in November. >Lets hope that the correct techniques will be used THEN. Actually, public opinion doesn't mean anything except in view of a judgment that decides, eg. an election, which finally produces a representation. Otherwise it's a complete surface effect, produced by surveys and newspapers. Just a point about the grammar. (ref. Derrida, The Other Heading, 1992)
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