One of my pet peeves are statistics. No matter what any statistical results are going to be, what’s the chance of any result being 100% accurate? Was there anything intentionally left out, hidden, or kept secret? Take for example the percentages of people who supposedly “failed to return their Census” forms. I received two Census forms myself. The second which I received shortly after filling out and returning the first one. And I’m 100% sure I’m not the only one who experienced this. So what’s the statistical result for people who received more than one Census awareness notice? What’s the statistical result for the Census forms that were filled out and returned, but were obviously misplaced somewhere between the point of being sent by the United States Postal Service, to the destination of where the information would be accounted for? I’m still wondering if people will receive a “Thank You Letter” for taking the time to fill out and return the forms that were received.
Bruce Moreau
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