MHF Democrat Primary Poll

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[StCapps]

I'd rather lose a bet that I bet on for all the right reasons, than win a bet that I bet on for all the wrong reasons. Why? Because long term, betting on things for the right reasons wins you more money than betting on things for the wrong reasons, even if you win anyway in the short term when betting for the wrong reasons, that can't be replicated over the long term if you keep betting for the wrong reasons.

If you want to concoct an uncommon scenario where being right for the wrong reasons is more profitable in the short term, than being right on multiple occasions is in the long term because you bet huge short term and bet very small long term, then you can make betting for the wrong reasons out to be more intelligent than it really is.

[Ex-California]

this is the problem with this forum. no humility. endless goalpost moving

And like every other forum, nonsenses about framing and gaslighting

[DBTrek]

I'd rather lose a bet that I bet on for all the right reasons, than win a bet that I bet on for all the wrong reasons.

#LoserMantras - Part II

At this rate you'll soon be able to write an entire book of loser wisdom (for all the right reasons).
It'll still sell zero copies ... which will apparently make you very happy.

[C-Mag]

It's like watching a Don Lemon episode when he tries to make excuses for why he was wrong about the Mueller Report

[C-Mag]

[StCapps]

I'd rather lose a bet that I bet on for all the right reasons, than win a bet that I bet on for all the wrong reasons.

#LoserMantras - Part II

At this rate you'll soon be able to write an entire book of loser wisdom (for all the right reasons).
It'll still sell zero copies ... which will apparently make you very happy.

Prizing short term coincidental victories that can't be replicated over long term success. Talk about loser mantras.

Did StA become a millionaire by picking Bernie Sanders? No? Okay then, that kind of short term victory is irrelevant then, and long term success is far more important than whatever it is that StA won by being right for the wrong reasons on this occasion.

[DBTrek]

Page five of celebrating losing.
Tell us again how winners do it.

[StCapps]

Page five of celebrating losing.
Tell us again how winners do it.

Whatever troll, get your lulz in. Deep down you know I'm right, but admitting so would prevent you from trolling me about picking something wrong, as if no one ever does that in their lives.


I for one would rather be right about politics more often in the future and take the" L" picking the wrong candidate to win the 2020 Dem primary, than be right 100% right about the 2020 Dem primary and be wrong about other shit far more often in the future.

[DBTrek]

I for one would rather be right about politics more often in the future and take the" L" picking the wrong candidate to win the 2020 Dem primary, than be right 100% right about the 2020 Dem primary and be wrong about other shit far more often in the future.

Indeed, we have #LoserMantra - part III

"I would rather focus on prematurely celebrating possible victories in the future, than consider why I'm taking an 'L' in the present."