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The Library => The SGA => Topic started by: WiregrassTiger on September 10, 2018, 09:11:45 PM
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of why you should not trust anything that you read from any news source. They are all slanted. It’s 99% liberal slant I guess ( not talking derogatory about Asians Wes. No whack pee pee)
Headline reads Nike has 31% increase in sales since ad. WOW! Sounds great and would be TRMENDOUS if it were across the board.
It is not. It is on internet sales. Misleading? Hell, yes. If you know anything about sales numbers then you know there is a huge difference.
Let me be clear, I don’t care if Nike becomes the biggest name on the exchange. Nor, do I care if they go broke. Personally, I’m anti social statements when it comes to the market. But, you can’t get away from it. Even the Oracle of Omaha gives his liberal support every now and again.
But this is ridiculous. But it likely sells more ads than the more accurate headline. It’s the norm. I’d say Trumps tweets are about as accurate as nbc and nyt stories.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/ncna908251
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You give me enough data and I can present something positive on just about anything. You can easily make numbers say whatever it is you want to say.
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You give me enough data and I can present something positive on just about anything. You can easily make numbers say whatever it is you want to say.
Obama deemed his presidency a success on this very tactic.
The “reducing the deficit by X %†was a real doozy and play on numbers.
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You give me enough data and I can present something positive on just about anything. You can easily make numbers say whatever it is you want to say.
With skills like that, you are going places. Maybe even middle management.
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This is how I see the liberal media:
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