loonster
Joined 5 years ago
Joined 5 years ago
The easiest example is "What is your opinion of ___?" (Strongly Favorable, Somewhat Favorable, Neutral, Somewhat Unfavorable, or Strongly Unfavorable)
At a glance, you can see if the opinions are positive or negative, and then can see if they are polarizing or mostly neutral.
Another example would be the makeup of congress. Democrat, Independent, and Republican for the major groups. Subgroups could be based on percentage of votes the person received from their district. It would show which seats could swing.
No one should be made whole. Looks like the stock holders will have a 0 and bond holders will take a significant cut. Depositors will be safe.
The executives should all be in prison for this. Only have to do this once. The other banks would wisen up and get their act together.
No more than 1 day away from a day off. Need to schedule an appointment for anything: Wednesday.
.0125 per search. The teams rate is twice that.
(This is purely speculation.)