Falsifiability.

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Three vertical columns bear the labels: "2010-2011."; "Aug.-Oct. 2012."; and "Nov. 7, 2012."

The first column, labeled "2010-2011.", shows a man pointing at a vertically-positioned chart that contains only the following text: 13 Keys.

Man: Obama will win.

Some distance below the man is a small empty elliptical shape.

The second column, labeled "Aug.-Oct. 2012.", shows the same man pointing at the same chart.

Man: Obama will win.

Some distance below the man is a medium-sized elliptical shape containing the following three fragments of text: "Obama a Likely Win."; "Despite Keys, Obama is No Lock."; and "Obama Loses First Debate, May Lose Election."

The third column, labeled "Nov. 7, 2012.", shows the same man pointing at the same chart.

Man: My work here is done.

Some distance below the man is a large elliptical shape containing the following numerous fragments of text: "Women's Vote Made the Difference."; "Analysis: Why Romney Lost."; "Analysis: Why Obama Won."; "Latino Vote Ruined GOP Chance."; "Our Incisive Analysis."; "The True Story Behind Obama's Win."; "How Obama Won: Computer Database."; "Why Obama Won: Latinos."; "Why Obama's Election Strategy Worked."; and "Why Romney Lost: Software Bugs, PDFs."

Towards the right-hand-side of the third column, a large vertical brace character is aligned with the three instances of the man, and points to the right towards the following text: Falsifiable.

Below the three elliptical shapes, and angled so as to include all three in its scope, is a large brace character whose pointed side slopes down and to the left, and points towards the following text: Mainstream Press: Not Falsifiable.

Title: Falsifiability.