@SunDevil033@YosarianTwo@JoeMcswag7283@MKnowlesShow “Real statistics” emerge from research that explains how the author got the information, how they’re analyzing it, how they define “major welfare,”etc. Part of understanding a statistic is assessing these things
@escapefrommelos@Sw1ft_ELA@FenixAmmunition everyone’s laughing but “the entertainment district was built on a swamp full of trash and digging there (again) will lead to ecological disaster” would be right at home in any dystopian sci-fi
@Freshenmeyers@leylaaa31 they’re not a good source of actual information. They speculate and make assumptions to tell a good story.
here’s a better source
https://t.co/trlH6NHZRF
“When the Air France plane crashed in 2009, nobody wondered about the connection between the French culture and Air France crash. Why? Because Americans and Europeans are treated as individuals. Asians remain a great undifferentiated mass.” (paraphrased)
https://t.co/tCmheBznez
@pacmanreckless@KimoKoaa like yeah it’s obvious now, to you and me. But I wouldn’t expect it to be obvious to every single one of hundreds of strangers who are having fun, in an unfamiliar place, doing new activities, etc,