Polls today

I suppose that polls, those who make them, analyse them, review them, and believe them based on what they represent still believe we are living in a real world, although it is not. I suppose they all prefer pretending there is no such thing as a deep state (swamp). I don't blame them, the real world where a deep state exists is scary. Moreover, sometimes all the previous items in the series signify high paying jobs for them which put food on the table. Therefore, the pretending and acting will continue even if they don't really believe what they are saying themselves. 

On intelligence

Education is good, it helps in the acquisition of knowledge, which should increase intelligence. However, more education doesn't necessarily mean one has more intelligence. In fact, many can be educated beyond their actual intelligence. Intelligence requires a fair balance of the application of knowledge. With relevance to education, many times it's good to self educate beyond one's formal education. Some who have never had a formal education are often quite intelligent, although it is not the usual case. I am a strong believer in always continuing to learn. Read more as often as possible, and gather information from whatever source possible. Never stop learning! I am sure this idea can be elaborated much more, but I will stop here for now. I feel that I made my point. 

If media gave us the data reversed

If media gave you the reverse percentages on Covid-19, you might not be as alarmed with the reality and facts. It is simple math. For example, in Florida we have had around 550 thousand cases thus far out of a 22 million population, it's around 2%, which means 98% didn't get it. Sadly, almost 9 thousand have died from Covid-19, which means around 99.65% of Floridians have not died from it. If we were constantly given data on crude mortality rates (deaths from all different causes and reasons) by comparison, we would have a different perspective. For instance, daily all around the world around 150 thousand humans die, and around the same are born. Hopefully, this makes sense to you. If you wish to check my data, please visit the following link.


https://www.worldometers.info/







Reference:

https://www.worldometers.info/

Careful with those

Careful with those who want to make you believe life will never be the same after Covid-19, and that this is the new normal. That's an agenda that needs to be eradicated, and will be eliminated. It is true that this has been a sad tragic experience for many who have lost loved ones, but this is just another thing that will pass and will become the old abnormal. Simply, we need to understand swamp and new world order rhetoric as soon as we hear it to alert ourselves and others. 

Sharing on social media

Don't share what may seem like fake news on social media or you will be censored, unless it is communist fake news, that type of fake news is ok. Remember we are in an election year, and the swamp needs to get back in power. LOL!

People perceptions

People are perceived by others and themselves in many ways, but basically there are two dominant ways. People are seen as either being good or bad. There is a scale in the middle which usually tilts more to one side than to the other. Often the reality is that the good guy isn't that good and the bad one isn't that bad. People go through many phases during their lifetime, so if you want a fair and accurate assessment, it's probably best to wait until an older age. Of course, the foregoing isn't necessary when dealing with folks like Charles Manson or Hitler. I am not a sociologist, but we all live and learn. 

The best response to a lie

The best response to a lie is the truth; however, conversely this is ironically not true.

There is and has been voter fraud

Google won't show the evidence for voter fraud with arrests and convictions. Try a different search engine like Duckduckgo. Barr was not given a chance to explain the history in the House Judiciary Committee last week because they kept reclaiming their time, a practice normally used against another committee member, not the witness.

Essential?

If you can't work during a pandemic you just might be non-essential, which means the end of your job is perhaps looming. Don't shoot, I am just the messenger. 

Cato is very likely correct (many Americans are afraid)

These fears cross partisan lines. Majorities of Democrats (52%), independents (59%) and Republicans (77%) all agree they have political opinions they are afraid to share.

The foregoing excerpt and data are from an article by Emily Ekins titled: Poll: 62% of Americans Say They Have Political Views They’re Afraid to Share. The article is about a recent national poll by the Cato Institute. If this poll is correct, one can easily deduce that many other current polls about the upcoming election are incorrect, which explains a whole lot. The article in reference uses the phrase "strong liberals." Supposedly, 50% of the strong liberals support firing Trump. Personally, I do not need a poll to understand this one. I would assume the percentage is way higher. Usually, strong liberals are the most vociferous in any crowd. Moreover, they are probably the most confident. Why? Well, many of them probably do not realize that they have most of the mainstream media support which may be the reason for the confidence which probably makes many of them feel that they are the majority. However, if this poll is correct, the majority is afraid to say anything. Moreover, if 77% of conservatives are afraid, the recent polls are probably way off. Of course, the Biden people seem to agree with this poll because if Biden was really 10 or 12 points ahead of Trump without picking a VP, why all the fuss and delays for picking one, then? They should be confident enough to pick whoever they wish, but that is not the case. I do not think I need to say more, I will let you digest what I have said thus far. I still would like everyone to remember that voter turnout in the 2016 election was only 55%. Well, I will let you research the numbers again and do your own math. The Electoral College probably was not as big of a problem for Hillary as some of her fans would like to believe. Just wanted to share some thoughts! Read the full referenced article at the link below. 

Poll: 62% of Americans Say They Have Political Views They’re Afraid to Share | Cato Institute

Reference:

https://www.cato.org/publications/survey-reports/poll-62-americans-say-they-have-political-views-theyre-afraid-share#introduction

On listening

People most often would like and want to be heard when they have something to say. Sadly, many times the ones who wish to be heard are not willing to listen to the other. Perhaps many times those not willing to listen think that their analysis of what they argued is flawless and their could not possibly be a counterargument, unknowing that the person who just heard all they had to say thinks they probably don't have half a brain. It seems this is where many are presently, very divided. This thought perhaps provides a partial understanding for the current divorce rate. And I am sure the popular thought is also that there are plenty of fish in the sea, and that is true. However, anyone who has done a little bit of fishing knows that one almost always catches the same type of fish when using the same bait. Basically, when fishing it is very easy to get into a vicious cycle. Seemingly, I got side tracked, but it is relevant as an analogy. Bottom line: dialogue is a good way to increase knowledge and understanding. Limiting to monologue may have kept one, unknowingly, in a vicious cycle for most of one's life. Unknowingly, one can die still the same. Happy life!