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Linda loves this so much it deserves to be back on top of the hit parade.
This is example of the difference between stated and revealed preference.
People will state that they prefer the chat without guests because it’s the current status quo.
However their revealed preference is that they in fact prefer guests, this is proven by the following:
- When the members only room was opened nobody used it
- When guests were banned from F2 and F3 everyone from F2 migrated to F1 and F2 became empty, and usage of F3 dropped significantly also
- When guests were banned from F1 several people left the site
What people reveal though their actual actions is a more accurate reflection of what they actually think than what they state when asked.
Maybe drac should get more dead people to vote for worse.
“So dead people voted. And I think the number is close to 5,000 people !”
trump referring to the Georgia vote.
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This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by cooldandywarhol.
2nd verse………..
FORE !!!!
trump’s playing (sorry, cheating at) golf and hiring more dipstick lawyers for his titanic financial, sexual harassment and legal issues. He couldn’t give a fuck about anyone beyond the clubhouse.
“The greatest list of impending lawsuits EVER seen by an ex-President in American history”
(my quote, not trump)
The tailors are in at Mar-a-lago to fit him up for some orange suits – in the Orange State of Florida.
Now that’s what you call representation.
Thought you’d be interested in this Linda, regarding the Big Texas Power fuck-up
We may not know the full definitive reason for a while, but a few things are clear:- Obviously, Texas winters ain’t usually this cold. The state’s infrastructure is simply not prepared for a deep freeze.
- Critics of renewables will try to blame wind turbines, but experts note that wind makes up a small share of Texas’ energy consumption. It’s mostly dependent on coal and gas.
- It’s also worth pointing out that a lot of chillier places have wind turbines that don’t buckle in the cold — hello, Iowa; hej hej, Denmark — they just need to be winterized, a step experts said Texas has skipped.
- The Lone Star State is … all alone. Texas made a conscious decision to isolate its energy grid from the rest of the country. That means that when things are running smoothly, it can’t export excess power to neighboring states. And in the current crisis, it can’t import power either.
In other words: “When it comes to electricity, what happens in Texas stays in Texas,” said Dan Cohan, associate professor of environmental engineering at Rice University. “That has really come back to bite us.”Time to think again Texas-
This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by cooldandywarhol.
BOOM !!!
too late matey
Just bringing it back to it’s rightful place.
who’s Andrew ?
so….when do you go ?…..brother ?
