Z.W. Wolf

Other major sources of stress for the society as a whole: -Number one: The housing shortage -The rise of the part time job and the gig economy with no benefits or job security... or job satisfaction. Help me out here. Give some more examples.

Once again it's an aggressive behavior. The behavior and the result of the behavior shouldn't be confused. Humans aren't hens. No... but neither is most human behavior based in System 2 thinking. Gaslighting is a proximal behavior that may...

Factors that make the U.S. a different kind of place. -The U.S. had a revolution that was based on an ideology which was new and radical. In Europe allegiance to, or opposition to a particular royal family, or to a particular religion had been...

I disagree. Gaslighting is an aggressive behavior that does not arise from System 2 thinking. Some people may engage System 2 and recognize what they are doing, but that doesn't mean all people who engage in this aggressive behavior consciously...

To expand on this... The issues include: - Response bias Including "I don't know" (DK) in survey questions can influence responses because of the way people feel about the social situation. Respondents might choose DK to avoid providing a...

Yes. I did. Do I know about the stock market? Yes... in detail. But that has no predictive power for the general population. This poorly written article doesn't even give us a breakdown on how the different populations answered the stock...

Sadly, this article is badly deficient in its reporting on the poll... which was commissioned by the Guardian itself. There isn't even a link to the poll... that I can find. (To boot, this reporter has an unclear writing style. For example...

Getting back to the topic... Let me put it this way. Instead of a question on a poll, let's make this a question on a game show. Host: For ten thousand dollars... Is the stock market up this year or down? How many of those 49% would slam the...

I posted the following on Twitter this morning. For the past five months, I’ve been working with an organization to add functionality, increase usability, and improve the documentation of my UAP/UFO analysis tool, Sitrec. Part of this process...

Let's focus on one question... Unlike other questions, such as inflation or unemployment rate, there are no nuances. It's not a matter of interpretation. -This question doesn't have any ambiguity to it. It's either yes or no. It's a market...

This seems to be devolving into bickering. My point is that the 13 Keys to the white house system can be vulnerable to wild cards that lie outside of the norms.

The issue of voter suppression during the 2000 U.S. presidential election in Florida has been widely documented and analyzed. Reports highlighted several key issues: Purging Voter Rolls: A significant number of voters, particularly African...

But not the Kennedy election fraud in Illinois?

1988 election: GHW Bush had these keys going his way: No primary contest: There is no serious contest for the incumbent party nomination. Bush got more than twice the delegates that Dole and Robertson did combined. No contest. Strong...

I don't think any of those things were really meaningful. Those elections broke the way they were always going to break. People just looked for a reason that seems meaningful. Those elections were either predicted by the 13 Keys to the White...