A poll of 3,000 people is hardly statistically relevant
However, most polls/studies are like that. Studies of gaming and violence typically only have a few hundred people taking part, yet are quoted by politicians and/.ers alike.
The best example I can recall recently was in MX, saying there was a 1 in 214 chance of killing someone if you binged on ice.
How many people did they have in this study? 214. One might call that a statistical anomaly...
Well, I played James Bond Nightfire on PS2, then on PC...the PC version was much easier to play, and the sniping etc was much more precise.
I guess it was just a shame that the PC port really sucked:)
- On the other hand, sometimes someone doesn't need to be a Ph.D. to be autoritative on a subject. A 16-y.o. hacker can be more autoritative on some software details than an informatics professor.
You know, I'd be happy if there was a bit less focus on the content and a bit more on the bad grammar and repetition a lot of the pop culture articles have.
Excellent point. Similarly, they expire when you leave university/college. I had an edu.au email address when I was at university - because I can't use it now doesn't mean that I (or any other former student) don't have the knowledge to address a topic. We learnt something at uni besides advanced drinking : )
I don't think that matters. So long as cases have settled in their favour, they can probably let it be known to judges that they've come out ahead in the past, your honour, so the precedent says the dirty pirates must get their comeuppance.
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However, most polls/studies are like that. Studies of gaming and violence typically only have a few hundred people taking part, yet are quoted by politicians and
The best example I can recall recently was in MX, saying there was a 1 in 214 chance of killing someone if you binged on ice.
How many people did they have in this study? 214. One might call that a statistical anomaly...
No, they'll just let Jar Jar fill in Wash's spot.
"I need this man to tear my clothes off"
Hmm...maybe not...
Now that is worth drinking to
26, actually, but even two miles are still far more than I'd care to run ;)
Although in point of fact, Gillian Anderson is actually blonde, and dyed her hair for X-Files...
Well, I played James Bond Nightfire on PS2, then on PC...the PC version was much easier to play, and the sniping etc was much more precise. I guess it was just a shame that the PC port really sucked :)
I don't think that matters. So long as cases have settled in their favour, they can probably let it be known to judges that they've come out ahead in the past, your honour, so the precedent says the dirty pirates must get their comeuppance.
Preferably the one for child molesters and people who talk in the theatre.
It's possible to walk into practically anywhere that sells games in Australia and pick up a Wii. Remotes and nunchucks are in fair supply as well....
Either it's not selling here as well as they'd like, or have for some reason distributed more than the market needs.