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return2ozma@lemmy.world to politics @lemmy.world · 1 year ago

Taylor Swift draws ire of conservatives after Chiefs win AFC championship, claim she's a 'psyop'

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return2ozma@lemmy.world to politics @lemmy.world · 1 year ago
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Some right-wing pundits have suggested without evidence that all the hype around Swift could be part of an orchestrated plot to drum up hype for the Democratic Party.
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      Think for a moment how stupid the average person is…Then realise that half the population is dumber than that. - George Carlin

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        The problem is that most people overestimate the average person too.

        So it’s more like “imagine the average person, and realize around 70% of the population is dumber than that.”

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        *median, but we’ll let it slide, George

        It kind of plays into the joke anyway

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          What’s the difference when talking about people rather than a metric?

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            Not sure, but in this case it’s a metric about people.

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              I parse the sentence differently then. The subject is the “average person”, not the “average person’s intelligence”.

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        My favorite quote of all time.

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      Yeah. I’m dumb. I’m also in the top percentile of intelligence. No bueno.

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        I mean you can’t be that dumb. You speak French.

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          Tushy!

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