“The results are both shocking and saddening.”
Nearly 2/3 of young American adults didn’t know 6m Jews were killed in the Holocaust.
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It’d be funny if it wasn’t serious.
Here is another example, also from today, on how The Guardian reports statistics:
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It’s an example of a bad and confusing question with answers that aren’t very valuable without additional info.
“Not sure” which statement comes closest.
“Not sure” if the numbers (from where?) have been “fair” (meaning what?) or exaggerated.
Only 1% think it didn’t happen.
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Eye of the beholder on the quality of the phrasing. The right answer is to run multiple surveys in a wide variety of ways.
But that 1% is false comfort. I t’s much easier to be agnostic than atheist, the latter requires certainty.
There is likely a real issue here.
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Could be. I would have answered “not sure” knowing what the numbers are because I am not keeping track of what others views are. I have no idea if people think the numbers are accurate or not.
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