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Originally Posted by tk1133
Clearly 2100 votes isn't a large enough sample size to come to a fair concensus on what the public opinion is.
I think you're showing your misunderstanding of statistics again here.
2100 is much larger than the opinion polls that take place in newspapers and that dominate the political discussion in my country (and presumably, many oerhs).
It's not the sample size that matters (since that can be compensated with margins of error and the like) it is the method of collection and the questions asked that are far more important.
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Over 800 voters vs 2000 disagree with Nfuego. Let's put this poll up in the Brick and Morter and NVG sections, then publicly display the vote/voters, I'm sure we'll see a diference.
*EVEN IF* that were the case, whether or not the shuffle is fair is something that can be tested scientifically. It is not a matter of public opinion whether gravity exists. The speed of light is not a matter of public opinion. Those things - like the randomness of something - is something that can be tested and analysed scientifically.