Host: we play a clip from Rachel Maddow's instant-classic rant on MSNBC listing all the ways that the GOP denied reality (biased polls, biased BLS data, Benghazi-gate, 44's birth, etc. etc), concluding that if the GOP doesn't get out of their bubble, they'll get shellacked again.
We take in to account how we're doing in life through comparisons to everyone else, and since most people only post positive things on Facebook, that gives us a very biased perception of reality".
A correlation that does not take into consideration this confounding variable therefore presents a biased picture of reality.
At its core, racial profiling is about racism and stereotypes and assuming the worst of people based on a biased perception of reality that is then projected and multiplied, affecting and endangering everyone of that same race, ethnicity, nationality or religion.
Database sequences are surely biased samples of reality, since they assume at least that their targets are amenable to existing sequencing and annotation methodologies.
On the other hand, sentinel data can give only a biased image of reality and have to be interpreted with caution: As mentioned, there is a tendency to overestimate the number of new cases in the early and late phase of an outbreak when true cases are not abundant.
The association was deeply biased and disconnected with reality, he added.
It is a largely biased approach, since in reality the two questions are just one: recognising a prominent role for national parliaments within the architecture of Europe is the best way to reconcile the Union with its citizens.
But there are other ways to tell this story, and what might seem like a "pro-Palestinian" bias is simply the "bias" of reality..
Media provide what appears to be reliable information from unbiased and detached observers, but in reality provide information biased by incentives such as enhancing subscriptions (Shiller 2000).
