Has anyone ever noticed that...

[Hambil]

...the way a poll starts is often how it ends.

If a choice starts out winning, it almost always wins. I find this fascinating. I'm not talking about just TK polls, but polls in general, in the real world, too.

 

[SilentBtViolent]

I don't really follow; since I can't see the poll results until after I've responded, if I chose the same as others doesn't it just mean we have the same preference?

 

[Hambil]

Yes, but, we are a well homogenized society I think (the world, not just tk). If you ask 4 random people to vote, or 400, or 400,000 the vote spread is often surprising consistent.

 

[FBI parte due]

Not really.

 

[Eggs Mayonnaise]

We should poll people to see if they agree and watch the results.

 

[CaptainWacky]

43% of all people know that.

 

[Fuddlemiff]

So you're saying the most popular candidate almost always wins?

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