Yeah, but the difference is that the majority of people actually have SAT scores.
A majority of US people perhaps. Aargh the Americano-centrism, yet again.
It’s hard to conceive of a mindset which would allow writing that sort of generalization with cringing. Don’t people have a prejudice trigger that pops up whenever you they say something like that? The same way it pops up whenever you are about to put your foot in your mouth and say something prejudiced about sex or race?
No, no they don’t. Quite often it seems like they’re not all that inhibited about saying something prejudiced about sex or race; they just disclaim it with “I’m not racist/sexist, but...”
A majority of US people perhaps. Aargh the Americano-centrism, yet again.
Two obvious questions missing from the survey btw are birth country, and current country of residence (if different).
It’s hard to conceive of a mindset which would allow writing that sort of generalization with cringing. Don’t people have a prejudice trigger that pops up whenever you they say something like that? The same way it pops up whenever you are about to put your foot in your mouth and say something prejudiced about sex or race?
No, no they don’t. Quite often it seems like they’re not all that inhibited about saying something prejudiced about sex or race; they just disclaim it with “I’m not racist/sexist, but...”