Talk:Bandwagon effect/Archives/2017
Latest comment: 6 years ago by HHrad in topic Homeopathy - a medicine bandwagon?
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Strategic voting vs. bandwagon effect
I think we need to differentiate the bandwagon effect from the strategic voting that ensues from first-past-the-post voting systems. They are not the same, and strategic voting is actually THE way to make your vote worth it in such a case. Vandergay (talk) 20:47, 6 January 2017 (UTC)
Band-trucks of the 1990's
Is a modern and most frequent "bandwagon" and also need the bandwagon effect to obtain sucess. From 1990's to nowadays.
Homeopathy - a medicine bandwagon?
Could homeopathy be considered a bandwagon as many medicine experts claim there is no evidence that homeopathy works? Still thousands of people believe it and they (at least people I know) tend to do so because other people use homeopathics and claim significant results. Merry Christmas to all Yan HHrad (talk) 10:45, 22 December 2017 (UTC)