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Re[2]: Poll for you to vote to save Brookhaven Lab -Reply
I think most Radsafe users are aware that there is no validity to such
a poll. You never know how many "mobilized" organizations have
stuffed the ballot box.
But it is refreshing (amusing, actually) to see that even a poll
sponsored by an anti-nuclear web site is NOT able to demonstrate that
their views are as widely held as they had probably expected.
Gee, what if it turns out that such polls would consistently show more
support than opposition for nuclear technology?
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Subject: Re: Poll for you to vote to save Brookhaven Lab -Reply
Author: "CLAUDE A. FLORY" <FLORYCA@GWSMTP.NU.COM> at Internet
Date: 9/10/98 10:21
That's fine, as long as the members of the press also recognize the
utterly unscientific surveys used by the "anti-nukes" to support their
positions.
Claude Flory
Northeast Utilities
floryca@gwsmtp.nu.com
>>> Michael Mokrzycki <Michael_Mokrzycki@ap.org> 09/10/98 10:40am >>> One
of my responsibilities at AP involves supervising our coverage of polls,
and I feel compelled to point out the obvious: In no way can the results
of this utterly unscientific survey be construed as representing the views
of the general public or of any group other than those who know about this
Web site, go to it and choose to vote.
However, the current results might say something about the ability of
"pro-nukes" to mobilize online ...
My opinion only.
Mike Mokrzycki
Associated Press
New York
Kevin Donohoe <kjd@nucmed.bidmc.harvard.edu> on 09/10/98 10:23:01 AM
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Subject: Re: Poll for you to vote to save Brookhaven Lab
I just voted at this site. Despite it being an anti-nukes site, the
vote is (so far) 68% against closing the high flux beam reactor, 31% in
favor.
It seems our votes are having an impact.
Kevin Donohoe, M.D.
kjd@nucmed.bidmc.harvard.edu
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