If you've watched the previous debates, you've noticed the Perception Analyzer at the bottom of the screen. It records the reactions of about 30 "uncommitted" voters - but some say your brain can't devote its full attention to what the debaters are saying and what you're seeing.More.. (http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/chi-talk-cnn-debateoct07,0,7565415.story)

by proxrte101a

Wrong forum.
I think you should have posted this in the lobby.

You can never provide too much Information, Just last week I was taking a crap and . . . . . um never mind I take that back.

You can never provide too much Information, Just last week I was taking a crap and . . . . . um never mind I take that back.

What happened? I mean... nevermind...

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WRONG FORUM!!!

You can never provide too much Information, Just last week I was taking a crap and . . . . . um never mind I take that back.

And then?

Seems completely pointless to me. I don't need people turning dials to tell me what I need to think.

That ticker at the bottom is information in the same way the visualization on your music player is information.

This debate is quality stuff, wish we had this sort of thing here.

lol....at Bennethon's new avatar..

This debate is quality stuff, wish we had this sort of thing here.

We do, it's just that no one cares as much over here. You have a choice between two centerists in most of the European nations.

On the other hand, you do get the occasionaly yelling match in the House of Commons, which can be fun, and the Lords does occasionally provide some excellent comedy.

Question Time > any US debate. Can you imagine Bush if he had to do PMQs?
I do miss William Hague though, he was hilarious.

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On the other hand, you do get the occasionaly yelling match in the House of Commons, which can be fun, and the Lords does occasionally provide some excellent comedy.Yeah but it's like finding a needle in a haystack, the majority of it is boring, like "The Dáil" here.