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Crowd sourced board surveys perfectly encapsulate bias

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Finding the 'number one answer on the board' has absolutely nothing to do with objective truth. These televised surveys simply ask random people on the street for their knee-jerk reactions, effectively turning generic human stereotyping and absolute misinformation into the ultimate winning metric for a broadcasted cash prize.

Crowd sourced board surveys perfectly encapsulate bias
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