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That's interesting. I have trouble to believe that's actually the case in the US. There might be a non-normalised sample or some other statistical snafu. I wou
by elkos 5y ago
That's interesting. I have trouble to believe that's actually the case in the US. There might be a non-normalised sample or some other statistical snafu.
I would expect something like that in countries with more unstable currencies or serious economic issues like how Greece was a few years back but on the other hand it's more mainstream right now right?