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Tuesday, June 20, 2006

Pop Quiz

The World's Smallest Political Quiz. Inexplicably, there doesn't seem to be a result on their chart for "Psychotic Imperialist."

Fair disclosure: This quiz is sponsored by the Libertarian Party, and thus tends to bias towards that result in the way the questions are phrased and presented. I could write a quiz that asks the same questions in a different way, and bias it towards any outcome I desired. That's called "poll feeding," and it's exactly the sort of thing Gallup, et al do when an organization approaches them for a statistical sample about any given political hot potato. It's a prime example of why you shouldn't trust poll results any further than you can throw the pollsters.

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(Hat-tip to Shark)

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