I was barking up the wrong tree. I think you think it wouldn't have suggested that? (Because zero wouldn't have meant anything?)
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Replying to @PhilosophyExp
It would have suggested no such thing except for these 44 respondents. Your survey is meaningless outside of that group. Definitively.
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Replying to @mankinholes
Well that's not true. (It's not *meaningless*). But so what? It tells you something about the prevalence within that group.
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Replying to @mankinholes
Hurrah! Exactly my point. And given the narrative of enthusiastic consent that's interesting.
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Replying to @PhilosophyExp
Back to my original point...so what? You seem to be suggesting something more than that.
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Replying to @mankinholes
You keep saying so what? I'm saying, look here's a group of 44 people. More than half have unwanted sex. You say, so what? I don't get it.
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Replying to @PhilosophyExp
You said that if I said it shows nothing then I am wrong. What if only 1 response was given. More meaningful or less meaningful?
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Replying to @mankinholes
You've already agreed it shows something about the group of 44, so you were definitely wrong. (You said it showed nothing.)
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So your whole aim was to discover what these specific 44 individuals thought? That’s why it’s meaningful?
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No, the aim was to find out whether anybody among my Twitter followers would answer, because I wanted to follow up. That was really it!
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Replying to @PhilosophyExp @mankinholes
Sorry, answer "yes" - not just answer.
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