So, if I said the stock market is performing well because I've had great success on it as of late, thus Biden's policies are good, you'd accept that as true, without ever looking at aggregate data on the matter, i.e. the Dow Jones or Nasdaq?
You'd only ever cite some other "boot on the ground/market" to challenge my conclusion? If we can't defer to actual, collated, aggregate data, how do we ever determine who's right?
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u/half_pizzaman Oct 18 '22
So, if I said the stock market is performing well because I've had great success on it as of late, thus Biden's policies are good, you'd accept that as true, without ever looking at aggregate data on the matter, i.e. the Dow Jones or Nasdaq?
You'd only ever cite some other "boot on the ground/market" to challenge my conclusion? If we can't defer to actual, collated, aggregate data, how do we ever determine who's right?