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Bureau Chiefs Poll: Do you always choose the “I don’t know” option in polls?

13 May 2010 12 Comments

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  • Suzanne Yada said:

    I chose “yes.” Because I always choose “I don’t know.” Except this time, when I chose “yes.” So, I don’t know.

  • nicholas said:

    all the people who picked “yes” are liars.

  • Anita Fucking Hill said:

    I clicked “no” but I really meant “yes”.

  • zenvelo said:

    I choose None of the Above. It’s an answer from an alternative universe.

  • 4ndyman said:

    @Nicholas. We aren’t liars. We’re just logically challenged.

  • Jeff Power said:

    Umm… I don’t know.

  • Andyface said:

    The only logical answer is No.

    If you chose yes, you obviously don’t, so you really meant to chose no.

    If you chose I don’t know, you do always choose I don’t know, so really should’ve chosen yes, which means no. (see above)

    If you chose no, then you probably don’t always choose I don’t know, or you just didn’t want to choose the other, more obvious answers.

    There may be holes in my theory, please feel free to draw my attention to them, though you’ll have trouble as I’ll have my eyes closed and be going LAL LAL LAAAAAA!

  • jack jack said:

    you should be able to fill in an “other” option. Like other: I am blind.

  • halli said:

    @Nicholas: or they’re Cretans

  • BrianB said:

    I don’t do polls out of principal. So I voted no

  • Wirrit said:

    @Andyface: Actually, “I don’t know” is also a logical option. What if you choose it a lot, but don’t remember for certain whether you choose it -every- time?

  • Richard said:

    Am I the only person who suspects this is a trick question?

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