Reasons To Be Cheerful - Part Whatever
ChatterBank7 mins ago
Trouble Ahead.
Oh dear , "More people than ever now think Brexit was a Bad Idea, says the latest" "YouGov Poll" . And it aint even kicked in yet .
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I'm of the opinion that 75% of people who voted, whether it be to stop in, or out hadn't really got a clue of the finer details of what they were voting for, or fully understood the basics. ( I include myself by the way), apart from the obvious. Then you have no doubt a percentage that didn't even bother voting because their to busy holding their own lives together in...
12:21 Wed 18th Nov 2020
It's strange how folk, or some of them, naturally assume their understanding is the same as most others'
it is called something bias
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actually this is about thinking you are are better than others but is kinda like it - your view of others is invalid
ACTUALLY I thought scientists DID tend to think their colleagues shared their knowledge which explained why the audience keeps quiet in a conference, when faced with an obvious error:
they all think - "oh I thought it was slightly different to that but obviously it isnt"
and of course - - there is always the bar afterwards.
( and yes I was in the famous OU maff tutorial student group that got into a brawl on the first summer school night and made it into the News of the Screws 1985. The sociologists made it for - - kissing each other)
it is called something bias
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actually this is about thinking you are are better than others but is kinda like it - your view of others is invalid
ACTUALLY I thought scientists DID tend to think their colleagues shared their knowledge which explained why the audience keeps quiet in a conference, when faced with an obvious error:
they all think - "oh I thought it was slightly different to that but obviously it isnt"
and of course - - there is always the bar afterwards.
( and yes I was in the famous OU maff tutorial student group that got into a brawl on the first summer school night and made it into the News of the Screws 1985. The sociologists made it for - - kissing each other)
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So all the leavers in the north and Midlands, were radicalised by Cummings? For decades neither party has done much to tackle the decline of the former industrial areas and Brexit was the result. What was Labour's industrial strategy under Brown and Blair. What was Corbyn's?
B A imo.
So all the leavers in the north and Midlands, were radicalised by Cummings? For decades neither party has done much to tackle the decline of the former industrial areas and Brexit was the result. What was Labour's industrial strategy under Brown and Blair. What was Corbyn's?
B A imo.
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"By 2002, however, she had changed her mind, believing signing up to the single market had been a terrible error.
After being ousted from Downing Street in 1990, Mrs - later to become Baroness - Thatcher continued to make her views known."
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The Common Market was a good idea, trading arrangements and cooperation, I'd vote for that. The problem was that that wasn't enough for the architects of the CM, EEC, EC, EUSSR, they wanted to boss the whole continent, like despots.
After being ousted from Downing Street in 1990, Mrs - later to become Baroness - Thatcher continued to make her views known."
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The Common Market was a good idea, trading arrangements and cooperation, I'd vote for that. The problem was that that wasn't enough for the architects of the CM, EEC, EC, EUSSR, they wanted to boss the whole continent, like despots.
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