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This also heavily implies that online discourse skews away from the full-timers, because: 1. They tend to be from less-online demographics 2. If 90% of rides
by banannaise 6y ago
This also heavily implies that online discourse skews away from the full-timers, because:
1. They tend to be from less-online demographics
2. If 90% of rides come from drivers working 50 hours a week, and 10% come from drivers working 5 hours a week, then more than half of the drivers work 5 hours a week. Those 5-hour drivers also probably have a lot more time and energy to discuss things on the internet.
- mumblemumble 6y agoThis might also explain the disconnect between "what the survey says," "what my friend says" and "what I say," and what the driver associations are saying. It's conceivable that people who are doing this full time are more likely to let an interest group do the talking for them. Long story short, I'm inclined to say that any source of opinion that isn't breaking drivers' views down by quartiles, is a highly selective version of the story.