i'm more interested in ok i'll give an example i think i want to of for colgate palmolive in the 1990 s. and in poland and i would like to i was taught how to write a questionnaire how to ask questions for consumers and i'm sure it's just a variation on a theme here because you know you could be you know it would be a company would say want to find out this is this and this and they would write out a questionnaire and i say no because you're good looking for the answers that you want but that's not going to and you. you know i would have to say respectfully i disagree i mean pollsters have every incentive to get it as right as possible you know they want to be hired again and you know as a data scientist myself i can tell you we like getting it right. since bob the well i think where the misunderstanding is is no one is saying that polls are perfect there is that there's always a margin of error and there's always going to be sense human made assumptions going to be polls which make them imperfect you know for example if someone says i'm definitely going to vote do i count them the sa

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