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> I wonder if this implies something about gullibility. I wonder if this implies that skeptics/deniers are more productive (and have more money to spend.) I w
by jrmurad 17y ago
> I wonder if this implies something about gullibility.
I wonder if this implies that skeptics/deniers are more productive (and have more money to spend.)
I wonder if this implies that skeptics/deniers are more curious (and will follow a link to learn more.)
I wonder if this implies that skeptics/deniers are less anti-business (and don't ignore advertisements.)
Maybe not but I don't particularly think that clicking a blog ad is a clear implication of "gullibility" either.
- jrmurad 17y agoAlso, you only say what percentage of revenue comes from likely "deniers" (based on origin.) If you think you're measuring "gullibility," wouldn't it be more informative to know the two percentages of likely vs. unknown/random who visit your site and generate ad revenue, right?