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In the article: > Back in March, some 40 percent of locals responded to an annual phone survey saying they want to live elsewhere. But that was a survey of all
by chrischen 9y ago
In the article:
> Back in March, some 40 percent of locals responded to an annual phone survey saying they want to live elsewhere. But that was a survey of all residents, not just renters alone.
- tritium 9y agoan annual phone survey saying they want to live elsewhere If you were to ask me if I'd rather live elsewhere, in absolute terms, according to the purest form of truth, the answer is Yes. That question, taken as a bald query, with no specifically enforced context is often true for many, if not most, people. I would prefer to live in Shangri-la, or perhaps any tropical paradise, if possible. Does that mean I want to live elsewhere within the intended interpretation for the context of that particular survey?