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In a statement to Fortune, Miessler doubled down, adding the rationale is pure Economics 101: “It is my belief that companies would rather be doing all the work themselves if they could, as opposed to paying humans to do it. Just the same way that they would rather have machines in a factory than have a bunch of humans doing those machine jobs.”
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Thing two is that I think there’s something a little weird going on, and it has to do with polls and the fact that we no longer really trust polls. If you think about it, there was this long period of time in politics reporting where we would have a debate and then we would see how voters responded to the debate. Did the poll numbers move? And this was a proxy for saying, “Did somebody win the debate?” You can talk about whether or not this is good reporting or whether this is something that has driven the American political scene to its current nihilistic existence.