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>I doubt this is a widespread problem. I think you're the wrong gender. Apparently, for females it is. All the interviewed subjects were females, after all.
by ovi256 18y ago
>I doubt this is a widespread problem.
I think you're the wrong gender. Apparently, for females it is. All the interviewed subjects were females, after all.
- streety 18y agoAll the people interviewed were female and worked in media in one form or another. If that is the only demographic where "BUI" is common I can't say it's widespread. Difficult to know from this article.
- ryanwaggoner 18y agoI sometimes wonder how prevalent selection bias is in articles like this and the demographics they feature. If you're a magazine writer in NYC writing an article like this, how do you find people who buy under the influence? Stop people on the street? Go to a crowded bar and chat people up? It seems likely that a decent percentage of your interviews are with friends and friends of friends. It also seems likely that many of those people would be in similar careers.
- d0mine 18y ago99.52% of statistics are made up. The rest is irrelevant. </quote> http://www.dilbert.com/strips/comic/2008-05-08/ http://www.dilbert.com/strips/comic/2008-05-08/