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Are people actually worried about or even spend time thinking about this?

• happytoexplain 2y ago
  Yes
• pseudalopex 2y ago
  Your question was answered in the article's 2nd sentence.
  • SirMaster 2y ago
    What constitutes "being asked many times". Is it a statistical significance in the general population? I don't know anyone who is even remotely thinking about or concerned about this. If you read farther they say: "When I asked each of our guests whether Americans would still be welcome in their country, they all said the same thing: Yes, of course! Why on earth wouldn’t Americans be welcome here? Some of them seemed perplexed, even offended, by the premise of the question."
    • pseudalopex 2y ago
      > What constitutes "being asked many times". Is it a statistical significance in the general population? I don't know anyone who is even remotely thinking about or concerned about this. The author does. Statistical significance has no definition in this context. You would ask the author what constitutes being asked many times if you wanted to know. > If you read farther they say: "When I asked each of our guests whether Americans would still be welcome in their country, they all said the same thing: Yes, of course! Why on earth wouldn’t Americans be welcome here? Some of them seemed perplexed, even offended, by the premise of the question." Do you believe this disproves any Americans spend time thinking about it? Some Europeans I know would be offended by the question. I doubt any would be perplexed. And some feel less gracious than the American travel writer's colleagues.