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Monthly Archives: August 2017
Merge with AI
A recent development that might help us keep up with advances in the Internet and Internet-related hard- and software (computers, smartphones, sensors, the cloud, Google, etc.) comes from Elton Musk’s “newest venture, Neuralink, a California company that plans to develop a … Continue reading
Deceptive AAPOR Evaluation of 2016 Election Polls
The 2016 election polls were inaccurate, predicting a win for Email-Server-Hillary, whereas Mussolini-Arpaio-Trump prevailed and now is the Oval Office One. But pollsters, because they’re addicted to asking, are seldom able to admit their mistakes. Instead, they try to deceive by … Continue reading
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