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Isn't a common occurrence meaningful evidence (regardless if someone says it on reddit or in a conversation at a bar)? I am kind of surprised that there are peo
by gavanwoolery 10y ago
Isn't a common occurrence meaningful evidence (regardless if someone says it on reddit or in a conversation at a bar)? I am kind of surprised that there are people who have seemingly not encountered this attitude.
I don't have an academic study on it or anything, but maybe someone has done that. A quick google reveals stuff like:
https://www.quora.com/Why-do-people-hate-rich-people https://www.quora.com/Why-do-people-hate-rich-people
- hackuser 10y ago> Isn't a common occurrence meaningful evidence We have no idea on how common it is. Common, in your experience is just an anecdote (and humans, including me, are bad at subjectively judging things like that).
- gavanwoolery 10y agoAh, I see :) Yes, I have no measurements or anything like that, just a gut feeling based on how frequently I have seen it, which could easily be biased.