Preference falsification is going to be an even greater factor in November than it was in 2016, which will make it very difficult to use traditional strategies (e.g. polling) to model likely outcomes. I think we're basically going to be flying blind until election day
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Or, you could consider the possibility they aren't stupid or evil, but think differently than you do. It is possible for people to simply be wrong without being either evil or stupid. It's even possible to be wrong yourself.

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people say stuff like this approximately 30 seconds before they list the one person in politics they are absolutely certain is evil and their cadre of willing minions not saying it's not a good ideal, but more than anything it's a cheap "I'm a smart and reasonable person" signal
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Hanlon's razor: "Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity."
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