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Aella

@Aella_Girl

Dec 8, 2021

All my twitter polls, updated in a spreadsheet, where you can rank by popularity or controversy. There's ~3750 of them; every poll I've ever done up through November 2021. docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d

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The great thing about tweet polls is that they are free from selection bias so that one can seriously and fruitfully analyze the findings 👍

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adad8m

@adad8m

Dec 14, 2021

why?

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adad8m

@adad8m

Dec 14, 2021

I see, very fair point. But at least one can try to sample a very precise population (eg. US teenagers living with their parents in 2021) that one understands well, and that sampling the "tweeter followers of

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" is not that helpful since one has no idea who they are.

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I have a pretty good idea the demographics of my Twitter followers. Both cause I ask, and also when I check demographics against source when I run bigger surveys

6:16 PM · Dec 14, 2021

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Yes, I was guessing this actually. So the surveys are very useful to *you*, but not so much to us (or at least to me who is not following you actively). Since your surveys are also very interesting, how can I get an idea of the demographics of your followers?

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I very often share the demographics with anybody who asks! mostly late 20s white US, like 88% male, about 2x libertarian compared to us population, about 15% came from porn sources

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