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Hahaha, I'm not disagreeing, but "a month ... in March" is a bit quick to form a judgement.

• overcast 10y ago
  Welp, I spent time time in Chennai, Pondicherry, Bangalore, Mumbai, Jaipur, Pushkar, Agra, and New Delhi. Interacted with hundreds, and hundreds of people on job sites. I'm not sure what else I need to see to support my visual inspection of the Indian population.
  • ksk 10y ago
    You saw like 0.0000001% of the population and feel like you have a justified opinion? Wow. Well, personally I'd be embarrassed to say so, but to each his own.
    • caf 10y ago
      If you're doing random sampling* then the proportion of the population sampled doesn't really matter if the population is very large. The margin of error is entirely dominated by the absolute sample size and true value of the underlying statistic being measured. * which of course this might not be
      • ksk 10y ago
        >If you're doing random sampling* then the proportion of the population sampled doesn't really matter if the population is very large. This is of course false. The sample size has to be calculated based on the size of the population.