* The 4 million internet users that self selected to answer a philosophical question on Matrix type simulations are unlikely to respond to general questions in the same manner as, say, 4 million K-Pop fans.
* Neither of the above groups are likely to be a good and true representation of the mean responses of the 5.3 billion internet users worldwide.
Along your line of thinking, simple question: do set even know if they’re unique users? Maybe one person or small group is racking up those numbers.. are there controls?
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It's unlikely to be half of all internet users.
* The 4 million internet users that self selected to answer a philosophical question on Matrix type simulations are unlikely to respond to general questions in the same manner as, say, 4 million K-Pop fans.
* Neither of the above groups are likely to be a good and true representation of the mean responses of the 5.3 billion internet users worldwide.
Along your line of thinking, simple question: do set even know if they’re unique users? Maybe one person or small group is racking up those numbers.. are there controls?