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In a society where experts are evaluated based on the accuracy of their predictions, I can understand the appeal of the "safe" pick.
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Strongbad (aka Rambler14)
Feb 13 '17, 06:04
Just follow the herd
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Lol, experts evaluated on the accuracy of their predictions. Lol. -- nm
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znufrii
Feb 13, 06:18
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You don't see people criticizing Skip Bayless for his stupid thoughts? -- nm
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Strongbad
Feb 13, 06:23
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Who?
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znufrii
Feb 13, 06:29
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Then why are you replying to this thread if you don't care? -- nm
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Strongbad
Feb 13, 06:29
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Its like politics, people get paid to have opinions, not to be right.
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znufrii
Feb 13, 06:38
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I would rather be 1 of 50 people who unanimously chose something and be wrong, than the guy standing on an island by himself and be wrong -- nm
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Strongbad
Feb 13, 06:07
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Note: I am offering a hypothetical reason. I am not a "baseball expert" and do not subscribe to any risk-adverse newsletters. -- nm
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Strongbad
Feb 13, 06:16
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