To: TribalPrincess2U
“I wouldn’t think the machine could change anything after that.”
The machine can do absolutely flaming anything it is programmed to do. It can display a vote for X when it tallied a vote for Y. It can tally up the votes and produce an arbitrary percentage win for Z. The math and the programming here is sub-trivial.
To: Attention Surplus Disorder
Machines should not be legal, then!
We have a lot of work to do.
36 posted on
03/01/2016 8:22:41 AM PST by
TribalPrincess2U
(0bama's agenda�Divide and conquer seems to be working.)
To: Attention Surplus Disorder
52 posted on
03/01/2016 9:27:02 AM PST by
jennings2004
("What difference, at this point, does it make!"! Senator Cruz: Canadian from birth to May, 2014!)
To: Attention Surplus Disorder
Thank you for that. How is it possible that basic programming of computers and/or machines is not understood by voters? If our Freeper population can grasp that NSA is spying on us via our ubiquitous cell phones, scooping up the data (1’s and 0’s) of everyday life, how can they be incredulous about pre-programmed voting machine?
To: Attention Surplus Disorder
"The machine can do absolutely flaming anything it is programmed to do. It can display a vote for X when it tallied a vote for Y. It can tally up the votes and produce an arbitrary percentage win for Z. The math and the programming here is sub-trivial." You are absolutely correct. Thanks for pointing this out.
77 posted on
03/01/2016 11:09:20 AM PST by
Innovative
("Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing." -- Vince Lombardi)
To: Attention Surplus Disorder
"The machine can do absolutely flaming anything it is programmed to do. It can display a vote for X when it tallied a vote for Y. It can tally up the votes and produce an arbitrary percentage win for Z. The math and the programming here is sub-trivial." You are absolutely correct. Thanks for pointing this out.
78 posted on
03/01/2016 11:09:50 AM PST by
Innovative
("Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing." -- Vince Lombardi)
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