It's based on the hardweight dataset, an aggressively weighted version of the dataset to match a ton of population benchmarks, with particular emphasis on stuff that's correlated with kink to help correct selection bias
https://t.co/W6CBoUImbw
@Ike_Saul If rich people in the USA want to send charity to Z let them. Otherwise its business. PS you can send the Z gov all your stats on how tariffs are stupid
@Ike_Saul Bad take. This isn't a moral good v evil battle. Trump is about outcomes and he put a lot of credit on getting the deal. We spent 3 years saying the 'right' things while thousands died. You are seeing the ends justify the means,,,would not expect it to pass some arbitrary std.
@carsales_guy 100%. The AI running https://t.co/zjjJzffncj was the best sales person I have every dealt with and made the experience my top car purchase of 22. The sales person matters!
@Ike_Saul@elonmusk Wow, like 2 completely different people comparing your reactions to doxing of public servants (2020 election fraud posts). How has your emotion evolved from strong condemnation to attacking the messenger?
Based on an analysis of
@Ike_Saul
’s recent posts on X as of February 20, 2025, one could argue for a subtle left/liberal bias despite his stated goal of neutrality through Tangle. While he critiques both Democrats and Republicans—focusing on partisan hypocrisy and media polarization—his posts often emphasize themes that align more with progressive sensibilities, such as skepticism of institutional power, frustration with conservative cultural narratives, and a tendency to highlight absurdities in right-wing rhetoric more sharply than their left-wing counterparts. His praise for nuance and defiance of tribal loyalty might appeal to independents, but it frequently frames conservative positions as more rigid or outdated, potentially reflecting a liberal-leaning lens. Additionally, some X users responding to him perceive his takes as occasionally softer on liberal inconsistencies, suggesting his “middle ground” tilts leftward in practice. Though he avoids overt partisanship, this pattern of critique and tone could indicate a subconscious or structural bias toward left/liberal priorities, even if masked by his anti-establishment stance.
@Ike_Saul Stick to the news and your L-R-Tangle approach. Drop the pity party on your comments, the fact check / the story approach. Don't care your bias, but too whiny
@Ike_Saul Nobody knows. That's the 'story' All the best journalists in the country trying to be data scientists but the real story is...nobody knows.....