I haven’t posted in a while, so here’s some of what I’ve been up to. Three articles at Splice Today, in chronological order:
“Bannon is Right About Austrian Economics”
“Adam Sandler’s New Film Is Weird Evidence of His Republicanism”
Tyler Cowen is in Teen Vogue, of all places. Cheeky accompanying graphic of mine below:
So I’ve been toying around with SurveyMonkey and making free albeit very simple surveys on a variety of topics. Maybe even “surveys” seeing as they consist of a single question. Check out the first batch of results gleaned from my Facebook readership:
I’m in this podcast starting at 16:30, talking about Police Academy 4, Happy Gilmore, Major League (RIP Margaret Ann Whitton) and assorted other, er, non-Criterion Collection films. Enjoy:
More accurately, a screenshot.
So is there a link between Netflix viewing preferences and political orientation? Very likely, but the below “study” won’t confirm it. It’s more like a rudimentary sketch of an outline of an idea, at best. In lieu of a more comprehensive and methodical analysis, here are five Netflix preferences/suggestions/recently watched gathered from Facebook friends with an accompanying self-described political stance. Well, self-described among the options I provided: Conservative, Liberal, Libertarian, Progressive.
