Joe Biden is not my president

By being president of a group, he becomes president of each individual within that group.

He will still try to do what is best for all of us, whether you are grateful or not.

There might be a fundamental reason why we are having more and more of “not my” presidents – federal overreach. We now have feds deciding where to dig for oil, protect birds, minimal wage, etc. I am omitting mandating masks and injecting vaccines, as this has some emergency justification.

So, if the feds decide all these issues, then, naturally, about 50% of the people will not be happy. If we were to return decision powers to states, then you can decide to follow your favorite policies by simply moving from New Jersey to Alabama or other way around. The stakes of presidential elections will diminish to several manageable issues and nobody will be forced to live according to rules they do not agree with.

And he is president of Apple Bank?

No, because he’s not “The President.” He’s the “President of the United States.” And if Apple Bank, or Apple or you happen to be in the United States, then he is the President of the United States in which Apple Bank, Apple and you are located.

The Wolf

He’s not anyone’s president. Trump won the election. It is mathematically impossible to win 18 out 19 counties that have voted for the winner in every election since 1980, as trump did, and lose the election.

>> Mathematically impossible?

what 3×3 meant to say – “statistically impossible”

the reason for this misconception – you can come up with 1000s of different patterns which counties are important – since 1980, or maybe since 1890, or 1089 – and then focus on the pattern where current election is “statistically impossible”

a better way is to fix prediction rules before the election and then check them after.

another way is to construct multiple predictions and then use machine learning and cluster analysis to see if this one is different from others