Silliest of Willies wrote:
Fat hurts wrote:
2 in 10 comes up A LOT too, which has me even more worried.
There's no reason to be "even more" worried with a lower probability (2/10 vs 3/10). That's just a ridiculous statement to make.
A risk that we worry about is quantified by both the probability of occurrence and the cost realized if the risk occurs.
A 30% chance that swing voters opt for "a change" from the politics prior to 2016 might not be as worrying as the 20% chance that they might vote to "stay the course" given the politics of the last two years.