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Group X is known for high rates of a specific bad behavior. Pat's innocent, belongs to group X, and is more likely to be treated differently because of this. Generally, should: A: Pat be more careful to not look suspicious B: Other people be careful not to treat Pat differently

A: Pat be careful
20.5%
B: Other people careful
29.6%
C: Both equally
49.9%

706 votesFinal results

3:37 AM · Dec 24, 2017

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So..... B?

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Good poll question.

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The problem with B is that you'd be trying to trust idiots to not be stupid.

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How false is the "known for" stereotype in question?

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would this be anything like "Group W"