> you shouldn't make arguments about life experience either way These two arguments are not equivalent. Mathematically speaking, one side has to find just 20+%

> you shouldn't make arguments about life experience either way These two arguments are not equivalent. Mathematically speaking, one side has to find just 20+% counter examples and the "vast majority" argument crumbles. This thread has so many different people, from different parts of the world chiming in to say "this is not my lived experience", and you are still digging in to say "I'm right, the vast majority fit this mould".