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1. Giving odds ever so slightly above a coin toss is not a prediction of a win

Tue Nov 5, 2024, 06:11 PM

Nov 2024

It is a minutely slanted "Heck if we know what's gonna happen".

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Kamala Harris Predicted to Win By Nearly Every Major Forecaster [View all] TwilightZone Nov 2024 OP

Giving odds ever so slightly above a coin toss is not a prediction of a win RidinWithHarris Nov 2024 #1

Silver is a compromised asshat.... getagrip_already Nov 2024 #3

They're still predictions. TwilightZone Nov 2024 #4

coin flips predictions aren't helpful. WarGamer Nov 2024 #2

So, where do you draw the line? TwilightZone Nov 2024 #6

No, I mean predicting winners... WarGamer Nov 2024 #7

Nearly Every Major Forecaster Jason1961 Nov 2024 #5