If there is no real chance that a vote will be decisive, it is of no consequence whether the vote is right or wrong. Ignorance, like abstention from voting, is rational.

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The statement suggests that if an individual's vote is unlikely to affect the outcome, then the correctness of their vote doesn't matter, making ignorance or abstention a rational choice due to the negligible impact.

If There Is No Real Chance That a Vote Will