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stefanovich · 11-03-2021 12:21PM

Deleted User wrote: »

Of course, that is not the opinion you would have if the Dow soared while Trump was president.

And don't forget, you wanted to prove that you're an independent thinker but you seem to have accidentally avoided answering my question about 5 or 6 times.

It's not opinion. It is fact.

11-03-2021 12:22PM

stefanovich wrote: »

I'm just telling you why people are buying assets. The economy is complicated.

You know why people are buying assets? And yet you also say that the economy is complicated? Are you aware that you are disagreeing with yourself?

stefanovich · 11-03-2021 12:23PM

Deleted User wrote: »

Of course, that is not the opinion you would have if the Dow soared while Trump was president.

And don't forget, you wanted to prove that you're an independent thinker but you seem to have accidentally avoided answering my question about 5 or 6 times.

Tiresome.

stefanovich · 11-03-2021 12:23PM

Deleted User wrote: »

You know why people are buying assets? And yet you also say that the economy is complicated? Are you aware that you are disagreeing with yourself?

Those two things can be true at the same time Aristotle.

11-03-2021 12:23PM

stefanovich wrote: »

It's not opinion. It is fact.

Huh, I thought you said the economy was complicated.

Do you have an sources of these facts of yours?

And again, you seem to have ignored answering my question. Would you like for me to post it again for you?

11-03-2021 12:24PM

stefanovich wrote: »

Tiresome.

Yes it is indeed tiresome. You claim you are an independent thinker but can't answer the question because you know it demonstrates the opposite.

11-03-2021 12:25PM

stefanovich wrote: »

Those two things can be true at the same time Aristotle.

Not even the first statement by itself is true.

stefanovich · 11-03-2021 12:27PM

Deleted User wrote: »

Huh, I thought you said the economy was complicated.

Do you have an sources of these facts of yours?

And again, you seem to have ignored answering my question. Would you like for me to post it again for you?

Source: https://bfy.tw/QWrV

Obama / Trump? I already answered.

11-03-2021 12:30PM

stefanovich wrote: »

Source: https://bfy.tw/QWrV

Obama / Trump? I already answered.

Eh, that is not an answer. You said that the Dow is soaring because people are buying assets because they are worried about inflation. That is not the only reason the Dow can soar. What is your evidence that this is the reason the Dow is soaring?

stefanovich wrote: »

Obama / Trump? I already answered.

No you have not answered my question. You must have accidentally read past it seven or eight times, how silly of you. Here, let me post it again for you.

Deleted User wrote: »

The information about Obama's fewer drone strikes in his eight years and Trump's greater number of drone strikes in his first two years are both fully available.

And yet, it is quite clear that Obama's drone strikes bothered you by the label you gave him.

So, what is it even only about Trump's greater number of drone strikes in his first two years that we know the information about that makes you put aside the fact that you disapprove of drone strikes and allows you to see him as a better person?

Cody montana · 11-03-2021 12:31PM

stefanovich wrote: »

People are buying assets because they are worried about inflation. That's what happens when you print piles of money and give it away.

This is not the first bailout.
I'm guessing you were equally concerned last year?

ohnonotgmail · 11-03-2021 12:32PM

stefanovich wrote: »

People are buying assets because they are worried about inflation. That's what happens when you print piles of money and give it away.

they're not https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-stocks-idUSKBN2B21CH

duploelabs · 11-03-2021 01:00PM

Well looks like the Republican Governers were responsible for the surges in their states, and here's the science to show it

https://www.jhsph.edu/news/news-releases/2021/as-cases-spread-across-us-last-year-pattern-emerged-suggesting-link-between-governors-party-affiliation-and-covid-19-case-and-death-numbers.html

ELM327 · 11-03-2021 01:06PM

Ah the old correlation vs causation.

Quin_Dub · 11-03-2021 01:12PM

Despite not a single GOP member of congress voting in support of the Covid relief bill , it doesn't seem to be stopping them from trying to pretend like it was their idea with the constituents

https://twitter.com/SenatorWicker/status/1369770036982915084

Even more awkwardly for this particular GOP senator , he explicitly opposed the bill because it "Destroy the Restaurant Industry"

https://twitter.com/SarahBurris/status/1369781447490428930

Cody montana · 11-03-2021 01:13PM

Quin_Dub wrote: »

Despite not a single GOP member of congress voting in support of the Covid relief bill , it doesn't seem to be stopping them from trying to pretend like it was their idea with the constituents

https://twitter.com/SenatorWicker/status/1369770036982915084

Even more awkwardly for this particular GOP senator , he explicitly opposed the bill because it "Destroy the Restaurant Industry"

https://twitter.com/SarahBurris/status/1369781447490428930

What a scum bag.

duploelabs · 11-03-2021 01:17PM

ELM327 wrote: »

Ah the old correlation vs causation.

Science only deals with causation

11-03-2021 01:19PM

ELM327 wrote: »

Ah the old correlation vs causation.

Here is the paper. You are free to explain why you believe the methods used are flawed.

Edit: Jesus 12gauge dave someone is going a bit mad with their reregging. The absolute irony in Trumpists claiming election fraud and yet making lots of reregs to make it appear like more people are agreeing with them. :pac:

everlast75 · 11-03-2021 01:39PM

Quantum Baloney wrote: »

This thread is like the worst imaginable Twitter echo chamber. Full of groupthink, with no discernible difference between the various posters, all opinions safely received and regurgitated from orthodox lowbrow platforms

Hey Stefanovich, you "thanked" the above post and then you posted this...

stefanovich wrote: »

You can arrive at the same conclusions as other people independently. Suggesting people are just repeated whatever they hear on Twitter because they are stupid or something is totally unfair.

Seems a little inconsistent, no?

ELM327 · 11-03-2021 02:11PM

Deleted User wrote: »

Here is the paper. You are free to explain why you believe the methods used are flawed.

Edit: Jesus 12gauge dave someone is going a bit mad with their reregging. The absolute irony in Trumpists claiming election fraud and yet making lots of reregs to make it appear like more people are agreeing with them. :pac:

I have no idea what you are on about. I have my account for years at this stage.

11-03-2021 02:12PM

ELM327 wrote: »

I have no idea what you are on about. I have my account for years at this stage.

It's not in reference to you, it's in reference to the people who have thanked your post. Have a quick look at how old their accounts are.

Also, you are still free to point out the flaws in the study.

11-03-2021 02:13PM

ELM327 wrote: »

I have no idea what you are on about. I have my account for years at this stage.

I believe he's referring to the 5 brand new accounts that thanked your post... Anyway, care to point to the research flaws?

extra gravy · 11-03-2021 02:26PM

Deleted User wrote: »

I believe he's referring to the 5 brand new accounts that thanked your post...

They must have used a name generator, how would anyone ever remember those usernames

ELM327 · 11-03-2021 03:01PM

Deleted User wrote: »

I believe he's referring to the 5 brand new accounts that thanked your post... Anyway, care to point to the research flaws?

That is very odd behavior, but not one that I have any clue as to who or why they are doing that.

I'm outspoken enough, I dont need a silent "thanks army"

:D:D

WRT the paper I've skim read it and it doesnt seem to make any assertation about cause - merely correlation between the datapoints
" A Bayesian negative binomial model was fit to estimate daily RRs and posterior intervals (PIs) comparing rates by gubernatorial party affiliation. The analyses adjusted for state population density, rurality, Census region, age, race, ethnicity, poverty, number of physicians, obesity, cardiovascular disease, asthma, smoking, and presidential voting in 2020."

11-03-2021 04:30PM

ELM327 wrote: »

That is very odd behavior, but not one that I have any clue as to who or why they are doing that.

I'm outspoken enough, I dont need a silent "thanks army" :D:D

Don't worry we know it's not you. We just feel bad that there is someone who spends their free time with multiple browsers open thanking posts instead of, you know, having a hobby or something. Or even just posting their opinions for us to discuss. Bless.

ELM327 wrote: »

WRT the paper I've skim read it and it doesnt seem to make any assertation about cause - merely correlation between the datapoints

There wouldn't be as it's an observational study. However, it is also a longitudinal study so it is more valid for examining cause-and-effect than simply a cross-sectional study.

Water John · 11-03-2021 08:39PM

Biden signs the American Rescue Plan, a day early:
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/live/2021/mar/11/joe-biden-covid-coronavirus-relief-bill-trillion-andrew-cuomo-live-updates

“This historic legislation is about rebuilding the backbone of this country and giving the people of this nation, working people, the middle class folks, people who built the country a fighting chance,” Biden.

Biafranlivemat · 12-03-2021 05:05AM

ohnonotgmail wrote: »

so a rising stock market is a bad thing?

A rising stock market is great, but a rising stock market that is lower than the rate of inflation is bad or a rising stock market based on a bubble is horrible.

Biafranlivemat · 12-03-2021 05:12AM

Water John wrote: »

Biden signs the American Rescue Plan, a day early:
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/live/2021/mar/11/joe-biden-covid-coronavirus-relief-bill-trillion-andrew-cuomo-live-updates

“This historic legislation is about rebuilding the backbone of this country and giving the people of this nation, working people, the middle class folks, people who built the country a fighting chance,” Biden.

So he's like Trump, giving my children and one grandchild more debt to pay off. Fabulous

12-03-2021 09:35AM

Biafranlivemat wrote: »

So he's like Trump, giving my children and one grandchild more debt to pay off. Fabulous

Instead of pretending to be angry, you could, you know, tell us what part of the plan you disagree with, why you disagree with it and how you would change that part.

Professor Moriarty · 12-03-2021 09:56AM

Biafranlivemat wrote: »

So he's like Trump, giving my children and one grandchild more debt to pay off. Fabulous

Bullsh1t. Trump already ballooned the deficit and that was before Covid. In fact, if Covid hadn't happened, it would still have been the biggest deficit since WW2.

You should be down on your bended knees praying to whatever gods tickle your fancy that it's not too late for Biden to reverse the carnage that Trump inflicted on American and global climate change policies. If your grandchild is very lucky, they then might have a future planet on which they can actually live and breathe.

ohnonotgmail · 12-03-2021 10:04AM

Biafranlivemat wrote: »

A rising stock market is great, but a rising stock market that is lower than the rate of inflation is bad or a rising stock market based on a bubble is horrible.

is that what is happening now?

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