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> Also if the models show nobody is cheating, the data should be considered suspicious. Possible ... when the cost of getting caught is high, even if it is jus
by fho 4y ago
> Also if the models show nobody is cheating, the data should be considered suspicious.
Possible ... when the cost of getting caught is high, even if it is just a perceived risk, I would expect that people "cheat" on those questionnaires.
- conductr 4y agoExactly. I wouldn’t trust this data to be truthful to begin. We’re talking about the “worlds oldest profession”, I’d need proof of that. Even a place like Saudi has a known practice and general understanding that sinning goes down in Bahrain. The traffic on the bridge is all the evidence I needed to see in order to believe that.