Ah I just thought it was an interesting article and I wouldn't know enough to comment on the relevant good points and bad points of each system.The relationship between actual and expected is the biggest show in town. It need not be about which one has marginally more predictive power than the other.
Caught with his pants down...or do we believe him in the replies?Not yet, but Rory Smith is a great journo so I'm expecting good things.
Caught with his pants down...or do we believe him in the replies?
I'd be inclined to believe him too, to be honest, and it's not as if he would have been stealing anything of great intellectual standing anyway.On the balance of probabilities I'd believe him Cloudy.
- He's a fine journo so doesn't have a compelling need to steal content. Especially for a game which was very high in incident, importance & narrative. I doubt his creative well had run so dry that he'd take such a drastic action
- The chances of doing this and not getting found out are low. Bound to be a decent-sized overlap in readers across the two writers
Feels a very high risk / low return thing to do just for a couple of paragraphs in a much longer newletter