Do ENWorld Polls resolve or prove anything?

[El Mahdi]

Do ENWorld Polls resolve or prove anything?

 

[Starman]

Maybe.

 

[jonesy]

Yes, Lemon curry!

They prove that people like voting. And that they like giving their opinion. And that those opinions mean something to them. And that some people don't like some other peoples opinions. And that opinions are like Lemon curry. It's really good, but if you eat too much, you get sick.

 

[Aberzanzorax]

They add a degree of evidence...and as all evidence it should be viewed based upon value, degree, context, bias, and all other contributing factors.


So sure, they "prove stuff". How MUCH stuff they prove is the real debate/complication.

 

[Fifth Element]

Even though it's a humour thread, I gave a serious answer: No. I see that 'Yes' is currently leading, which means most people are given humorous answers, which makes sense.

 

[JoeGKushner]

No Mule option?

 

[El Mahdi]

No Mule option?

Damn! I think we need a bigger Poll...

 

[Umbran]

They prove that people like voting.

Well, it proves that those people who come to EN World and vote in polls like voting in polls. Or at least feel motivated to vote in polls for some reason.

No Mule option?

The Mule's in the curry.

 

[fba827]

Do ENWorld Polls resolove or prove anything?

They prove, without a doubt, that the person posting the poll has too much time and interest in a topic that ultimately means nothing* as an Internet poll.



*Though Internet polls have other uses, such as random curiosity/fun. But, as said, they are still basically meaningless in a scientific proof sort of way.

 

[Agamon]

Someone should start a poll to find out if people think this is a worthwhile poll.