If the remaining 38% of votes cast for the LA Mayor are all allocated at the same proportion as the last batch that came in, Nithya Raman will come to within 100 votes of Spencer Pratt.
This is so precise that it appears those doing the counting know the rate at which they need to proportion the votes to eliminate Pratt.
Anyone who lives in Los Angeles has probably noticed an uptick this week in work being done.
Power company working, construction on the highway, tree clearing, etc. There's a reason that's happening all of a sudden.
What going on now in LA and CA is the electoral equivalent of the Palisades fire. Same people too. If they want to burn your world, they will burn your world. And you will have to apply to them for a permit to come back and visit the ashes.
If the remaining 38% of votes cast for the LA Mayor are all allocated at the same proportion as the last batch that came in, Nithya Raman will come to within 100 votes of Spencer Pratt.
This is so precise that it appears those doing the counting know the rate at which they need to proportion the votes to eliminate Pratt.
@BrentScher@Kalshi Speaking of math:
If the remaining 38% of votes come in at the same proportional allocation as the last batch did, Raman will be within 100 votes of Pratt. She's currently 37,000 votes behind him.
@ianmSC If the remaining 38% of votes come in at the same proportional allocation as the last batch did, Raman will be within 100 votes of Pratt. She's currently 37,000 votes behind him.
@ITGuy1959 Yes, and this is the math behind why the betting markets think Raman will overtake Pratt:
If the remaining 38% of votes come in at the same proportional allocation as the last batch did, Raman will be within 100 votes of Pratt. She's currently 37,000 votes behind him.
@RealJamesWoods Yes, and here is the current math:
If the remaining 38% of votes come in at the same proportional allocation as the last batch did, Raman will be within 100 votes of Pratt. She's currently 37,000 votes behind him.
If the remaining 38% of votes cast for the LA Mayor are all allocated at the same proportion as the last batch that came in, Nithya Raman will come to within 100 votes of Spencer Pratt.
This is so precise that it appears those doing the counting know the rate at which they need to proportion the votes to eliminate Pratt.
Further, a term like "monist materialist" is an oxymoron because the term "materialism" implies that a distinction is made between materialism and something else. And if there is material AND something else, there is no monism.
All such divisions would have to be on a lower level than the whole, and merely conventional, provisional, and artificial. That is, they are ontologically secondary, at best.