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> I fail to see the difference.. But you said "something about members of a group". Y in the first case is a group (a population), Y in the second case is not.
by Chris2048 9y ago
> I fail to see the difference..
But you said "something about members of a group".
Y in the first case is a group (a population), Y in the second case is not.
Maybe statements about people, or groups of people, conventionally refer to the average, mean etc. but not necessarily about concepts such as "porn".
> orthogonal to what I discussed here..
Your last comment says "do you really believe.." so I stated my opinion in response to that.