There's an opportunity in there somewhere... “Asymmetric Misperceptions (PDF) -- research into the systematic mismatch between how politicians think their constituents feel on issues, and how the constituents actually feel. Our findings underscore doubts that policymakers perceive opinion accurately: politicians maintain systematic misperceptions about constituents’ views, typically erring by over 10 percentage points, and entire groups of politicians maintain even more severe collective misperceptions. A second, post-election survey finds the electoral process fails to ameliorate these misperceptions.” —Four short links: 9 October, 2015 (O'Reilly Radar - Insight, analysis, and research about emerging technologies)
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