> The problem with surveys asking about behaviors is that it gathers unreliable data. But the point of doing the surveys is not to gather reliable data -- it's

> The problem with surveys asking about behaviors is that it gathers unreliable data. But the point of doing the surveys is not to gather reliable data -- it's to generate clickbait headlines that will go viral. Even if the sample size is 10 and p is hacked to bits, people are going to share your "Android Users 3 Times More Likely to Drop Their Phone in Toilet" blog post.