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Think of the most interesting/engaging conversational partner who you personally know (who is NOT a significant other). This person is:

Male
61.5%
Female
38.5%

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Would be interesting to break the results down by the gender of the respondent.

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In order to minimize rudeness, you'd need branching polls to make it happen, because unlike gaiaonline, the polls on twitter are limited to 4 options. I think 4 polls would cover it, to meet the minimum requirements in a neatly efficient system.

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I could do it, I just wanted the first instance of this question to minimize confusion

4:49 PM · Oct 6, 2018

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Do you intend to provide analysis of the result? I'm curious as to why the results skew Male at the moment.

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There's a few possibilities. Men tend to be higher variance - it's possible both the most AND least interesting people are men. Maybe men take up more space. Maybe people tend to find their own gender more interesting, and most of the respondents are men. Maybe it's bias.

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