You can ask the same things to the same people worded slightly different ways, and still get rather different results.
Indeed. You can rig a survey to produce any results that you want. I stress this to students when teaching basic information literacy. It's not enough to take statistics, especially population surveys, at face value.
And yet, here I am, doing precisely that.
Icelandic statehood would have been a bad idea for the same reason that the "take all Mexico" movement in 1848 would have been.
I love the Arthur one.
Dream them up? Let's make them!
Indeed. You can rig a survey to produce any results that you want. I stress this to students when teaching basic information literacy. It's not enough to take statistics, especially population surveys, at face value.