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What millenials would do with additional funds
- sp332 11y agoOriginal survey page http://big.assets.huffingtonpost.com/millennialsurvey.pdf http://big.assets.huffingtonpost.com/millennialsurvey.pdf Interesting question from page 6: "How willing are you to accept inconveniences and a loss of privacy in exchange for better security?" Possible answers are: -As long as it doesn’t impact me very much I’m not too bothered -The loss of privacy and some inconvenience is the price you pay for security -I’m not, privacy and convenience are much more important than security -I’m happy with it, security is the most important thing -I don’t care, I just assume the government watches me all the time and that’s not changing
- mlitchard 11y agoWow, talking about controlling the narrative. They forgot one possible answer "He loved Big Brother."
- AnimalMuppet 11y agoI guess "I will accept inconvenience to maintain my privacy" is now outside the Overton Window? (Or at least outside Goldman Sachs' worldview, or Conor Fitzgerald's.)
- AnimalMuppet 11y agoMaybe millenials have figured out that happiness doesn't lie in having more stuff?