Desroko said:
JSF said:
Desroko said:
JSF said:
FishyJoe said:
JSF said:
"Cherry picking is used metaphorically to indicate the act of pointing at individual cases or data that seem to confirm a particular position, while ignoring a significant portion of related cases or data that may contradict that position." I read that somewhere. I don't see how, with the Walmart sale, PS3 sales data did not really change from last week. This site ought to investigate to make sure its data is accurate. That's all I'm saying. |
LOL, you're the one that posted that article about California Walmart sales. |
Let's make this clear. I made the claim that the PS3 was selling out at SF Bay Area and LA/OC Walmart locations. I know it is sold out in SF Bay Area because my friends have been going all over the place looking for some. The article supports my LA/OC claim because, in the article, they make random sample calls to various SoCal Walmarts. That's called statistical sampling. NOW, to call that cherrypicking is to say this site's methodology is cherrypicking. WHEREAS, in an attempt to refute my claims that the PS3 was selling out at various California hotspots, you reply to me saying it is still available online. What the eff does that have anything to do with what's going on in these California locales? You cherrypicked something out of left field to try to discredit my claim. Do we understand each other? |
Do you understand that it's just as relevant as an article on one or two markets? That is, not at all? WHEREAS both have nil productive value, his post is no more or less useful than yours. |
Do you understand that I only made claims for one or two markets? His post was tangential garbage that had no bearing on what I said. You guys who defend him are just as clueless. |
And the high horse gets taller. |
While the clueless still don't have a clue and resort to ad hominem.
