@AndrewWoodman Reframe as £1bn, or a 50% chance of £100bn, and you'll understand why the crude expected outcome interpretation is not (always) the right lens.
@mrianleslie Perhaps it's as simple as when big chunks of the population are in favour of policy at the outer edges of the Overton Window (unthinkable, radical), are ignored by mainstream parties, but spoken to by emergent parties addressing their concerns.
@timspector I'm sure plenty of people eat three yoghurts a day on a planet with 8 billion inhabitants. Do they all live to 117? Answer: probably not. Maybe there are some confounders :-)
@EconTalker A good start would be the mainstream left unequivocally decrying the appalling behaviour of those nominally on their “side”, and report honestly on what is going on right now
@DellAnnaLuca Yes! And hide all of the features that tempt you back in to the mire by right clicking (trending, for you, explore, etc) and selecting "Block Elements"
@SwipeWright You have the burden of proof the wrong way around. Remember how good margarine was going to be for us all, being lower in saturated fats and all? Same deal. We need to prove novel foodstuffs are not harmful, not the other way around...