Do you consider yourself "average"?

Are you average?


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#1
You always see in newspapers that "the average American" thinks such and suck, or "the average Australian male" agrees with X, Y and Z.

Does anyone actually consider themself representative of their respective demographic? Does anyone think that their views are pretty much in line with the majority?
 

Maverick

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#3
Saint33 said:
no, i agree wit the majority sum times, but disagree more. im pretty sure most people r like that
majority = most ppl

most ppl dont disagree with the majority, hence the meaning of majority itself....
 
#5
Project 17 said:
majority = most ppl

most ppl dont disagree with the majority, hence the meaning of majority itself....
thats not wut i meant

majority of people agree wit the the majority in certain situations, but disagree in most others. Its hard to explain

say heres a situation. 10 people r asked 10 questions. For every question, 6 people say yes, and 4 people say no. A cuple people will say yes to all of them, a cuple people will say no to all of them, but, the other 6 or so will say yes to sum, and no to sum. Thus the majority of the group, doesnt always agree wit the majority of the group lol.
 

Sebastian

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#9
these are the anwers you wanted to have Illu, arent they?lol

anyway, your question is hard to answer. sometimes i agree with the majority, sometimes not....maybe im not the best representative for the majority, but on the other hand im not that far away from it.
 

Jibster

Active Member
#10
Certain things yes but the majority no. Also depends on the subject but i like to think i take the time to explore beneath the surface with most subjects that grab my attention for a better understanding whereas i think most people hear the "headline" or listen to the spin so to speak and then comment, which is the only real difference.
 

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