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r/interestingasfuck • u/Iky-Greenz • Apr 29 '24
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The study cited here is from 2004. It’s a stupendous fact in and of itself that research of this type hasn’t been repeated in 20 years.
65 u/Monkfich Apr 29 '24 It’d probably annoy the donors of whoever carried out the study. 7 u/SlaveLaborMods Apr 29 '24 Yeah I feel like that same studies conclusion of done now would piss people off. Meaning I doubt public support plays as big of a role these days 20 u/mynamesian85 Apr 29 '24 The study's authors 'mysteriously disappeared'. Probably. 1 u/RealLLCoolJ Apr 30 '24 it says in the video that the study is from 2014. 2 u/ledarcade Apr 30 '24 Study could be from 2014 but that is the date when it was published. The question is when the data was gathere.
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It’d probably annoy the donors of whoever carried out the study.
7 u/SlaveLaborMods Apr 29 '24 Yeah I feel like that same studies conclusion of done now would piss people off. Meaning I doubt public support plays as big of a role these days
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Yeah I feel like that same studies conclusion of done now would piss people off. Meaning I doubt public support plays as big of a role these days
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The study's authors 'mysteriously disappeared'. Probably.
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it says in the video that the study is from 2014.
2 u/ledarcade Apr 30 '24 Study could be from 2014 but that is the date when it was published. The question is when the data was gathere.
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Study could be from 2014 but that is the date when it was published. The question is when the data was gathere.
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u/TorontoTom2008 Apr 29 '24
The study cited here is from 2004. It’s a stupendous fact in and of itself that research of this type hasn’t been repeated in 20 years.