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I think it was the book "How to lie with statistics" that dedicated a page or two to the perceived differences when "x%" is used vs "1 in x", depending on the a
by 543ge4q3 4y ago
I think it was the book "How to lie with statistics" that dedicated a page or two to the perceived differences when "x%" is used vs "1 in x", depending on the actual value.
I think that using "20% now think that..." would give a more accurate impression to someone scanning the headline.