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I see such questions as a sort of trolling. A question that would be more educational and would result in less click-bait headlines would be to ask people to pi
by slwvx 11mo ago
I see such questions as a sort of trolling. A question that would be more educational and would result in less click-bait headlines would be to ask people to pick from among a multiple-choice list for the name of the numbers: "Are 1,2,3,4... know as (a) Roman, (b) European, (c) Arabic, or (d) Indian-Arabic numerals?"
- JojoFatsani 11mo agoDo you take everything so literally?
- aeonfox 11mo agoThey weren't hiding it, it was literally in the subheading: > research designed to 'tease out prejudice among those who didn't understand the question' The purported aim of the research: > designed to explore the bias and prejudice of poll respondents. And the research was from: > Civic Science, an American market research company The research worked as intended.