- No, because Trump’s second administration should be considered alongside his first, so there haven’t been any “future presidents” yet, except arguably Biden.
Should we try to refrain from single option “polls” (see above) that are more commentary than polling?
- Yes
- No
- It depends
I have read John Dickson Carr.
- Yes
- No
Can you decode Morse code in real time without a guide?
- Yes
- No
- Once upon a time, but not now.
Can you decode Morse code in real time without a guide?
- -.-- . …
- -. —
- — -. -.-. . / ..- .–. — -. / .- / - .. – . --..-- / -… ..- - / -. — - / -. — .-- .-.-.-
- I have read Agatha Christie but not Ellery Queen.
- I have read Ellery Queen but not Agatha Christie.
- I have read both Agatha Christie and Ellery Queen.
- I have read neither Agatha Christie nor Ellery Queen.
Today is Friday the 13th and it’s nearing the end of the day. Or yesterday was Friday the 13th, since it’s late in the day and it’s already tomorrow for many of you.
Did you experience any bad luck?
- Yes
- No
- Maybe. It depends on how you define “bad” and “luck”.
Imagine it’s the first day of a college class. There are enough seats in the classroom for everyone who is registered, but there are many students trying to add the class so there are not enough seats for everyone attending that day. Should the professor tell the students who are trying to add to give up their seats for those who are registered or should seats be on a first-come-first-serve basis?
- The students who are registered should have priority for the seats.
- If you want a seat, get there early.
- something else