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Having to trust Google translate on this one, but it seems like people were specifically asked if they support it as a "medium-term" solution for climate change
by legitster 3y ago
Having to trust Google translate on this one, but it seems like people were specifically asked if they support it as a "medium-term" solution for climate change - not lifetime.
And also, small sample size online survey conducted by under-grads. Grain of salt and all that.
- saltysalt 3y agoCorrect, the poster on X is misrepresenting.
- desi_ninja 3y agoShould have asked undergrads on restricting music concerts as they are big water wasters and polluters. The results would have been interesting
- glandium 3y agoI don't know where you get this was conducted by under-grads. That's not what appears on https://csa.eu/news/etude-here-les-francais-et-la-proposition-dun-quota-de-4-vols-par-personne-dans-une-vie/ https://csa.eu/news/etude-here-les-francais-et-la-propositio...
- silisili 3y agoI similarly get frustrated with such studies, and wonder if it's more lazy reporting or 'ragebait' reporting. I just read a 'study' last week (that I can't find now) about what percentage of young adults are forced to live at home longer. The survey way 200 or so people in one specific area, so...useless.
- bridanp 3y agoAsking 18-24 year olds to make lifetime statements is not the same as asking a 40-50 year old person. One group has no concept yet and the other is starting to regret wasting it.