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Originally Posted by Catlady
The survey was not talking about "the majority of people in the world." It was taken in the U.S., where I'm pretty sure most of the responders at least had seen a book. The breakdown was 75 percent paper, 15 percent digital, and 10 percent undecided.
My assumption is that if there were responders who didn't know what a book was, they'd report they were undecided.
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Did I say anywhere that the survey mentioned people anywhere in the world or had anything to do with plumbing?
I was simply expounding on your inference that one did not have to have experience with both subjects of the survey to have a preference.
I would assume if they didn't know what a book was they would say "what is a book?" if the were old enough to talk, but I know where assumptions lead us at times
I also assume that the surveyor would disqualify them, but I would not bet on that. I also would assume to be actually undecided one would at least have to have some knowledge to base a decision or lack of decision upon, but again probably an unwarranted assumption.
Helen