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From my "who do you know" survey: correlation between people who know different people (for example, people who know escorts are more likely to report knowing camgirls), with higher points for more closely knowing (max points for being one yourself) N=ginormous

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There's only a single negative correlation I can see? That doesn't seem right...

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People who know people, tend to know more people

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Even so, I'd expect that to just be a trend, and with enough low correlations around 0-0.2 it's weird there's not more negatives. Were there lots of outliers, like people answering they personally belong in every category?