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I don’t see how that’s a decent metric to compare it with. Of course it’s less lopsided. It’s not like 12% of the population drink half the milkshakes or eat ha
by Someone 3y ago
I don’t see how that’s a decent metric to compare it with. Of course it’s less lopsided. It’s not like 12% of the population drink half the milkshakes or eat half the Big Macs, either.
- throwaway09223 3y agoThey do, actually, according to this methodology. It's a broken methodology. The study asks only about the previous day's diet. Assume a population where everyone has the same diet of a milkshake randomly about once a week. If you ask the question asked by this study you will find similar results. About 12% of the people will report having a milkshake "yesterday" if everyone is uniformly consuming around one milkshake every 8.3 days.