Steven Xu
@fibonacci112358s.bsky.social
Steven plays guitar, and hangs out in the trendy inner northern suburbs of Melbourne. He studied Applied Mathematics at the University of Melbourne (2018 - 2019).
He / Him / AH64
He / Him / AH64
Wow, you're using the aggregate of bullshit data, to validate the bullshit data?
Hey everyone, give this guy a Statistics PhD!!
Hey everyone, give this guy a Statistics PhD!!
December 9, 2024 at 2:38 PM
Wow, you're using the aggregate of bullshit data, to validate the bullshit data?
Hey everyone, give this guy a Statistics PhD!!
Hey everyone, give this guy a Statistics PhD!!
Bullshit.
Harris didn't have a lead that "dwindled". She never had a lead at any point. There was no "rightward shift". The voting public knew all along that she was turd - right from the beginning.
Stop kidding yourself.
Harris didn't have a lead that "dwindled". She never had a lead at any point. There was no "rightward shift". The voting public knew all along that she was turd - right from the beginning.
Stop kidding yourself.
December 9, 2024 at 2:52 AM
Bullshit.
Harris didn't have a lead that "dwindled". She never had a lead at any point. There was no "rightward shift". The voting public knew all along that she was turd - right from the beginning.
Stop kidding yourself.
Harris didn't have a lead that "dwindled". She never had a lead at any point. There was no "rightward shift". The voting public knew all along that she was turd - right from the beginning.
Stop kidding yourself.
Well done, what subject?
December 7, 2024 at 9:58 PM
Well done, what subject?
The "crazy" AtlasIntel outlier, was actually far more accurate than the other polls. This is has happened time, and time and time again.
December 7, 2024 at 9:50 PM
The "crazy" AtlasIntel outlier, was actually far more accurate than the other polls. This is has happened time, and time and time again.
I think because they have better methods than many other participants, and in retrospect were very accurate.
December 7, 2024 at 9:49 PM
I think because they have better methods than many other participants, and in retrospect were very accurate.
And yet, the good guys still won!
December 6, 2024 at 10:45 AM
And yet, the good guys still won!