Spikes wrote:kaka2za wrote:[quote=Njung'e][quote=Spikes][quote=washiku]
Logic demands that you can not use a broom as a cooking stick. It's an abuse to the cleaning instrument if applied so to prepare a meal and the converse is true...Coming to your argument on random distribution. ....yes in some instances it holds water but with elections chances of it happening with a constant range between Uhuru and Raila difference of percentages of votes (10-11%) is almost nil. During the release of results we expected at some point severally to see skewed distribution which was unnoticeable throughout the exercise raising eyebrows to the credibility of 8/8/2017....If random distribution is used to explain how Uhuru won and Raila lost then I would smartly conclude the just ended elections were a sham and the electronic transmission of results was premeditated ...
You haven't said anything son and if only you could leave out brooms and cooking sticks in this games of numbers. Actually, what i want to read from you is how the constant 11% started and why/how it ended where it is at current ( The unfortunate bit about this is that nobody is telling that at the beginning, the % went as high as 13 and has finally settled at 9.23%)....as an example, kindly show as what it would take to move Raila's votes from 43% to 44% once Uhuru's tally crossed 3 million votes. Do it in the simplest way so that even those who went for Math classes on Sunday
, can also understand (This is very important.Keep in mind that each reporting stream had a maximum of 700 voers/votes).
Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.