Thread: How do Millennials prefer their News - Pew Research
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Old 12-17-2012, 02:41 PM   #34
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I did, and all I came up with was some Yahoo Answers insanity and a Wikipedia article on IQ tests that says the answer is much less clear than you suggested. Too bad, I was hoping Kennyc was relying on something more interesting/reliable for his definitive assertion (which was juicy enough to look into).

From Wikipedia:
Then you didn't look very hard... if you can't be bothered to research properly for yourself then why should I be bothered to do it...unless you want to pay my hourly rates for such work...
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