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X account @jbsdc name, and the data can be used to check one's own biases, while believing that Twitter does not represent the median voter.
The first thing to understand about politics is people are all wonderful & weird: every person has some different opinions than you.
The second thing is that data can be a check on your own biases if used well.
Third thing is that Twitter isn’t representative of median voter.
The first thing to understand about politics is people are all wonderful & weird: every person has some different opinions than you.
The second thing is that data can be a check on your own biases if used well.
Third thing is that Twitter isn’t representative of median voter.
The following is analysis, separate from reported facts. Verify important claims independently.
The source is an X account post, which can confirm that the account expressed the above view; however, the content is a subjective view on political and media representation and provides no independently verifiable data or information directly related to the assets on the watchlist.
There is insufficient basis for the interpretation “X account: Twitter does not represent the median voter”; the available materials support only a factual excerpt.
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