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While I agree with everything that has been said about Whedon's role in promoting women in his media, I can't help but feel that some of the vitriol against him is a reaction against him slamming the Jurassic Park trailer for "blatant sexism". If he's going to turn around and judge other writers work from 1 clip, he is participating in the "hyper critical" noise chamber and opens himself up to the same scrutiny.

http://5secondfilms.com/watch/the_plagiarist

^ One of my very favorites.

Do you worry that the tautology of predicting odds of a winning candidate is a self serving prophecy? In that, if you put out numbers showing that X candidate has the greatest odds, that people will naturally gravitate towards that "winning" candidate and perpetuate those odds.

Do you see any issues in promoting gamesmanship in politics over policies?