last year i tried to estimate "what % of sex workers in the US are trafficked?"
Here's a breakdown of how I arrived at that estimate:
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I'd guess that 3.2% is too high by an order of magnitude. Wilder blind guess: with the bad govt numbers coming from reporting all minors as "sex trafficked"; and your survey numbers being driven by the noise lower bound - you didn't validate that measure on known tiny numbers.
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% here is irrelevant. Only absolute number is important (which should be 0)
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Yah good luck devising public policy with a zero target for anything
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This is an interesting approach - good for you. Who knows how accurate it is, and there are all sorts of possible biases and such. But it has the advantage of drawing on *all* the available information - by using tacit, subjective judgment. A great start.
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...never afraid to address controversial topics that piss of all the virtuous, inclusive, caring people that rush to trash you when you don't properly align. 🤟
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Why are you attracting hate-bots?
Unless real people are creating alt accounts just to say mean things to you.
>New accounts with 0 followers with names like @firstname373984
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this is super interesting, i wish more people were this transparent and clear about communicating data
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