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Sure — but if we double the other direction (from 1990 to 1960), we get 27 victimizations per 1000 or 2.7%. That would be an order of magnitude below the “gues
by zmgsabst 5y ago
Sure — but if we double the other direction (from 1990 to 1960), we get 27 victimizations per 1000 or 2.7%.
That would be an order of magnitude below the “guesstimate” — and why I asked.
While something may feel common, it might nevertheless not be as high as 20%.
It’s okay to admit it felt common without making up statistics — and just say that we don’t have good information.