That's... not what confirmation bias means.
Confirmation bias relies on bias. I was addressing the assertion of bias.
You insist the election was rigged, so you cherry-pick bits and pieces while ignoring the vast amount of cases Trump and team have thrown about that have come back showing that things were legitimate.
On one hand, you could be correct. On the other hand, you are wrong. I'm not ignoring any of those cases. I never saw what I believed appear in them. It all looked like posturing and empty theatrics. What I saw more of, was people saying,"hey look at these incompetent people being incompetent! It is proof that the election was not rigged."
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In all fairness, those eVoting machines should be auditable at any time at the click of a button. There's a lot of weird features embedded into the system that raise an eyebrow, particularly the way the database stores data (been a subject of many-a-hacking conventions before), but that alone is not enough.
I agree in part and I think I disagree... "enough" for what?












