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Originally Posted by tbomachines
I assume this is re: video thread. So to that:
For example, taking a statistics course before making a big YouTube video about a conspiracy that the media actually control all elections and plan them out prior to them occurring...based solely on the idea that exit polls are somewhat nonrepresentative. Or perhaps, gaining some firsthand knowledge of how media work from a corporate, personal, and political standpoints before commenting. That video made me facepalm.
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I see. Your definition of common sense seems more like a very personal take on the subject, which results in a motivation to decry what you don't like by application of a common demeanor. That, btw. is the only 'common' aspect of your statement.
Ofcourse, now that we know your all-encompassing insight into the corporate media apparatus, we need to bow in awe and accept the forwarded data as true and correct.
Your replies are negatively insinuating, based exclusively on your personal perception.