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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That makes sense. I can accept that.
We both agree that it does tells us something about the group itself (though obviously question was vague, so...).
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You don't think it tells us anything very interesting. You think most results would have been interesting/uninteresting. Nothing at stake.
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I think the proportions within the group are interesting, but not in a let's generalize, etc., just because narrative of enthusiastic...
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consent doesn't seem to be in play for significant proportion within the group, and I'm interested in them.
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Where we probably most disagree is that I don't think the result is *meaningless* in terms of wider demographic. You do, I think.
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Unfortunately this isn’t something that is resolved by a claim. The survey result is meaningless until you research further with the 44.
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