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Can you point me to where it says this in the article? Because I don't see it - he mentions talking to people from "all walks of life", but that's different to
by anthonyb 14y ago
Can you point me to where it says this in the article? Because I don't see it - he mentions talking to people from "all walks of life", but that's different to having no correlation.
- learc83 14y ago>These percentages have held up as I’ve spoken to people from many walks of life in libraries and bookstores; teenagers in high schools; physicians in medical centers; and investors and entrepreneurs at business conferences. The percentages are the same for groups of teenagers, and for groups of physicians investors and entrepreneurs. There could be a jump at 60+, but based on his data there isn't a difference between teenagers and working adults.
- anthonyb 14y agoHe's not explicitly saying that there's a correlation though, is he?