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Originally posted by sebastian_dangerfield
Semantics... a distinction without a difference. If you get none of what you want, and a lot of what you don't, the packaging is immaterial.
If the differences are so de minimus and don't affect you, the use of gas and time expended to get to the polls is irrational.
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While you may well be as correct as the author, it IS a different thing you suggest is also rational. The author contends that, when voting, it is rational to be ill-informed; you contend that, when well-informed, it is rational to not vote. They may both be true and may be an extension of each other, but they are distinct points.
