Reading the comments, it's amazing remarkably low the reading comprehension and application rate appears to be.
Mere correlation does not imply causation
But what people read and what they choose to understand will forever be far divided.
Mere correlation does not imply causation
But what people read and what they choose to understand will forever be far divided.
http://www.myfoxtwincities.com/myfox/pages/News/Politics/Det...
...and probably every other NC for as long as we have NCs.
The sun just came up here and it just got brighter outside. But correlation does not imply causation.
-Tom Walsh (Police Spokesman) on prostitution at both national conventions in 2004.
I don't see the evidence that shows it happened, just that a group predicted that it would happen and then the police stating that they hadn't seen any increase in activity.
I don't doubt that it could be true, but this article doesn't prove anything. In fact, it leans the other direction with the police statement regarding previous conventions.
Shock?
Think of all the lower-level political staffers, the volunteers, the politics junkies who came to the convention because they want to hang out with other politics junkies. There are lots of young, enthusiastic people in a city full of strangers who are only going to be there for a week. Like spring break, without the beaches.
But it might be the combination of technological skills and go-getter attitude shared by young political staffers that lead them to post their desires on Craiglist...
That morality stuff is mostly for Sunday morning, not Saturday night.
It may be true, but that's not a good source.
It will be very interesting to see how the RNC works out. I suspect more of the same, with a slightly higher ratio on the m4m board (for many gay Republicans, the convention could be the only serious shot they have at finding a partner who shares their political views).