Kinda confirms Scott Adams' assertion that the large majority of people do not have personal opinions per se (at least not to the degree that they think they d

Kinda confirms Scott Adams' assertion that the large majority of people do not have personal opinions per se (at least not to the degree that they think they do); they choose an "opinion package" in the sense that their main choice is which media package they choose to consume, and are subsequently assigned their opinions from that; a far more economical heuristic for having a range of complex opinions, than having to weigh each one of them individually.