What is?

[ThxOne Premium Member]

Savvy, but strictly was insulting him. You did not effect his response in any way, did you?
Unless you did, I would not insult you for what Sluggo did. Makes no sense to do so.

I found the interaction comical.

 

[Jesus Christ]

https://hbr.org/2021/04/did-4-of-americans-really-drink-bleach-last-year

One of the most challenging elements of social science research is that researchers must often rely on data that comes from humans — and humans are notoriously unreliable. When the CDC published a report in the summer of 2020 stating that 4% of respondents reported ingesting household chemicals in an attempt to ward off the coronavirus, many people were (understandably) alarmed. Researchers who replicated the study, with the addition of some basic quality control measures to eliminate inaccurate data, got very different results. In this piece, the author discusses how inattentive or mischievous respondents can accidentally or intentionally skew data, as well as what researchers, reporters, and the public at large can do to identify these issues and avoid jumping to conclusions based on misleading information.


Lol....you are a retard Rob...quack, quack

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

I found the interaction comical.

In the big picture, this whole thread is going to be damn comical sometime down the road.

 

[ThxOne Premium Member]

In the big picture, this whole thread is going to be damn comical sometime down the road.

Agreed.

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

One of the most challenging elements of social science research is that researchers must often rely on data that comes from humans — and humans are notoriously unreliable. When the CDC published a report in the summer of 2020 stating that 4% of respondents reported ingesting household chemicals in an attempt to ward off the coronavirus, many people were (understandably) alarmed. Researchers who replicated the study, with the addition of some basic quality control measures to eliminate inaccurate data, got very different results. In this piece, the author discusses how inattentive or mischievous respondents can accidentally or intentionally skew data, as well as what researchers, reporters, and the public at large can do to identify these issues and avoid jumping to conclusions based on misleading information.


Lol....you are a retard Rob...quack, quack

So all those people lied about what they did?
If you think so, tell us why you think so.

And while you’re at it, PROVE THAT I CLAIMED TRUMP TOLD PEOPLE TO DRINK BLEACH.
You said I did, now prove it. Don’t be the self-hating liar.
Go.

 

[Jesus Christ]

So all those people lied about what they did?
If you think so, tell us why you think so.

I dont think anything.....that was a direct copy and paste from the website you linked......are you really retarded or just playing dumb? Do you not know what you are posting? LOL WOW.....hahahaha fucking retard!

 

[metalheadjoe 10+ year member]

Savvy, but strictly was insulting him. You did not effect his response in any way, did you?
Unless you did, I would not insult you for what Sluggo did. Makes no sense to do so.

Did you mean to say "affect", mister thesaurus/ grammar-nazi?

 

[Jesus Christ]

He so smart...lol

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

I dont think anything.....that was a direct copy and paste from the website you linked......are you really retarded or just playing dumb? Do you not know what you are posting? LOL WOW.....hahahaha fucking retard!

So, what was your goal in posting it?
You obviously wanted to make a point. What was it?

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

Did you mean to say "affect", mister thesaurus/ grammar-nazi?

No, I said “Effect”, as in: “cause something”. As in “He worked hard to effect a change in others”.

verb

1. cause (something) to happen; bring about.

 

[metalheadjoe 10+ year member]

No, I said “Effect”, as in: “cause something”. As in “He worked hard to effect a change in others”.

verb

1. cause (something) to happen; bring about.

If English isn't your first language, that's a valid argument.

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

If English isn't your first language, that's a valid argument.

You know the difference between effect and affect, and that they each are nouns AND verbs, yes?

“You did not effect his response in any way, did you?”
A rhetorical question regarding the idea that he made Sluggo answer for him (or didn’t), or maybe even has two user names that he posts under.
Too complex for you?

 

[metalheadjoe 10+ year member]

You know the difference between effect and affect, and that they each are nouns AND verbs, yes?

English is the only language I can speak, read, and write fluently, so I know how affect and effect are used. Your arrogance is clearly the only large thing about you.

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

English is the only language I can speak, read, and write fluently, so I know how affect and effect are used. Your arrogance is clearly the only large thing about you.

MY arrogance?
You are the one insinuating my use of “effect” was an error, and that English must be my second language.
You are wrong on both counts. Arrogant, indeed.

 

[Jesus Christ]

Rob. If a gay man jumped on your back would you beat him off?