Originally posted by The_Equalizer
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Was the Scotland vote rigged?
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Originally posted by The_Equalizer View PostHere goes:
Age Range - Sample
16-17 - 14
18-24 - 84
25-34 - 263
35-44 - 384
45-54 - 415
55-64 - 399
65+ - 488
Go on, admit you are wrong on this one. ;-)
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Originally posted by Unix View PostNow show it as a percentage of the people who voted in that range.
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Originally posted by The_Equalizer View PostHere goes:
Age Range - Sample
16-17 - 14
18-24 - 84
25-34 - 263
35-44 - 384
45-54 - 415
55-64 - 399
65+ - 488
Go on, admit you are wrong on this one. ;-)
With a degree in Economics and Maths and a PhD in math modelling, all I can say is that the sampling here doesn't really add too much in the lower age ranges 16-24. 16-17, in particular, is highly spurious and would really require a much larger sample size.
If you think that you can draw any conclusions from these figures then you're really bonkers. You would really need a larger sample.Comment
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Originally posted by jemb View PostWith a degree in Economics and Maths and a PhD in math modelling, all I can say is that the sampling here doesn't really add too much in the lower age ranges 16-24. 16-17, in particular, is highly spurious and would really require a much larger sample size.
If you think that you can draw any conclusions from these figures then you're really bonkers. You would really need a larger sample.Comment
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I spoke with a conservative friend of mine at the masonic hall today. I asked him about the vote being rigged and he just winked and said that it was all taken care of. I am left in no doubt now that the yes won and it was only the actions of him and his friends that has guaranteed the union's survival.Comment
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Originally posted by jemb View PostWith a degree in Economics and Maths and a PhD in math modellingComment
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Originally posted by jemb View PostWith a degree in Economics and Maths and a PhD in math modelling...Comment
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Originally posted by Batcher View PostComment
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