> Don't be afraid to read the linked articles. Oh I did. Those quotes don't actually answer my questions. It "being found" or being found in more than 90% in a

> Don't be afraid to read the linked articles. Oh I did. Those quotes don't actually answer my questions. It "being found" or being found in more than 90% in a single survey doesn't answer my questions at all. Looking for real studies. I looked at some studies but I couldn't find anything about this (at least not in the places I have access to). Surveys without proper controls are almost useless. I'm certainly saying this entire thing couldn't be true in most people I just want to see data / real studies.