"Because the other side doesn't have a viable candidate" Glorious two party system, how is that even remotely called democracy by anyone?
Who'll be the next president – Google Search
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#22I would prefer seeing answer to this question from prediction markets, not analysis of websites aka "experts opinions". It's much easier to understand mechanism that generated such prediction and you know that those people actually bet their own money on result.
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#23Earlier quoted context omitted.
My search result is quite different. http://i.imgur.com/uDN14bw.png
http://rghost.net/6kDYqvpp9/image.png got backlink :)
This is now entirely self-referential. Also interesting, I guess :)
http://i.imgur.com/VMrkvTn.png
Edit:
Changing language to English helps.
Re: Who'll be the next president – Google Search
#24Earlier quoted context omitted.
http://rghost.net/6kDYqvpp9/image.png got backlink :)
This is now entirely self-referential. Also interesting, I guess :) http://i.imgur.com/VMrkvTn.png Edit: Changing language to English helps. http://i.imgur.com/HnG9v4k.png
Sweden: http://imgur.com/6XMCQOS
Re: Who'll be the next president – Google Search
#25I think it can confuse a lot of people at first glance because Google generally displays the best answer to the query in that space. Funny to see it in this context.
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#26As always, the candidate with the higher advertising budget wins.
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#28Another unintended consequence of Google doing the things that Google recommends you don't do (in this case, scraping sites). Can we talk about how terrible a piece of pro-hillary propaganda that was? Namely this: > America is ready for the leadership of a Hillary Clinton. A new history will be made when she becomes the leader of the free world. The world of women everywhere will change Sure, this sounds very reminis…
> Do people really think like this? All you have to do is "pay your dues" and you "deserve" it instead of voting on issues, track record & potential to make real change? Yes. Source: Click around the Facebook comments of any substantially large digital publication. Tonnes of people don't even vote. Of those that do, most vote for the parties they're already loyal to. Of the few that are in the middle, most decide acc…
Most people are becoming desensitized to the power of their vote to actually do the research as to who is the better candidate. Nobody seems to care as long as they are not directly affected in their day to day life. Reactions flare up for issues which become popular in the social domain, the issue settles and everybody forgets and moves on
Re: Who'll be the next president – Google Search
#29Another unintended consequence of Google doing the things that Google recommends you don't do (in this case, scraping sites). Can we talk about how terrible a piece of pro-hillary propaganda that was? Namely this: > America is ready for the leadership of a Hillary Clinton. A new history will be made when she becomes the leader of the free world. The world of women everywhere will change Sure, this sounds very reminis…
It does read like an ode before a coronation. Though a poorly written one. Anything but Clinton/Bush. Sanders perhaps.
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#30Some will need a screenshot of the query at some point: http://i.imgur.com/SEq4GW9.png
Another view: Asus Zenwatch - Android wear (One of the reasons they try building the knowledge graph)
