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the last post I made on this forum, I pointed out a recent hardware hack to electronic voting machines here in the United States. As usual, people pointed out that this was an anomaly, that this could not happen in the Real World™, that it is just as important as Acorn (that one stumped me), et cetera ad infinitum ad naseumI say "as usual"
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Yup. That's all it took. Next. A lot of coulda, shoulda, woulda. But not the actual occurence and evidence for your claims. all conjecture and conspiracy theory and no real evidence.
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Uh oh. We agreed on something. I feel Armageddon coming.
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Statistical anomalies don't work by building them backwards.
Let me type 5 random numbers. 1, 45, 10, 12, 84. What are the odds I would write those five numbers? One in a billion! And yet there they are. Conspiracy!
Taking raw numbers from a machine and saying, "it favored someone. Conspiracy!" is just not good statistics. You'd have to show an atypical result by using what the predictive result would normally have been. Comparing general absentee ballots to touch-screen ballots is literally apples to oranges as there's no correlation between the two.
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There is a high correlation between the problem machines - as reported by KING5 news - and the Republican percentages the machines reported.
Unless there was a strong independent, then there's just as well a high correlation with the Democrat percentages.
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Out of curiosity, why?
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Okay. Interesting.
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Three days after the election, GOP party Chairman Sen. Thruston Morton launched bids for recounts and investigations in 11 states-an action that Democratic Sen. Henry Jackson attacked as a "fishing expedition." Eight days later, close Nixon aides, including Bob Finch and Len Hall, sent agents to conduct "field checks" in eight of those states. Peter Flanigan, another aide, encouraged the creation of a Nixon Recount Committee in Chicago. All the while, everyone claimed that Nixon knew nothing of these efforts-an implausible assertion that could only have been designed to help Nixon dodge the dreaded "sore loser" label ( ... )
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