PiS are inching their way up and whould hit the 45-47% level some time soon.
Highly unlikely. Also, as Jon says - people are on holiday, which skews the results even further towards those who aren't likely to be on holiday (PiS voters).
How could the liberal, pro-business Platformers form a coaliton with the rural, socially conservative and populist PSL?
Because as I keep telling you, the PSL aren't "socially conservative" and aren't really "rural". They're centrist, but middle class. You'll notice that their power base is in medium sized towns in relatively wealthy areas - which is why their electorate would never agree to a coalition that allowed Kaczynski's welfare party into power.
To get into power parties would form coalitons with the devil himself.
Very rare in Europe. An example can be seen in Belgium with Vlaams Belang (or however it's spelt). Despite them being a viable coalition partner in the attempt to form a government, parties in Belgium refused to consider them.
What could a decent Chrsitian dmeocrat have in common with libertine, anarchist social-democrat scum, and yet.
What are you talking about? The SDP are a party very similar to PiS in terms of economics (and socially, they're centrist at the most) - and the FDP are closest to Gowin.