
Beginning to understand why so many Americans are obsessed with trans issues and panicking about being replaced. They think there are 21x more trans people, 27x more muslims, 15x more jews, 5x more asians, 3x more black people, and 2x more immigrants than there actually are. https://t.co/lKUXo0slcQ

Therefore, as in all social fears, there will be an increasing belief in the coming decade that the federal government is in the hands of conspirators.
George Friedman • The Storm Before the Calm: America's Discord, the Coming Crisis of the 2020s, and the Triumph Beyond
A few data points: In 1960, about 89 percent of Americans—or about 158 million people—were white. Just over 10 percent (about 18 million people)
Bob Smietana • Reorganized Religion
In a particularly illuminating study, the US public were asked how much of the total national wealth each 20% of the US population owned, from the poorest 20% to the wealthiest 20%. They were then asked how much each group should own in an ideal world. They guessed that the wealthiest 20% of Americans owned around 60% of national wealth, but that t
... See morePaul Behrens • The Best of Times, The Worst of Times: Futures from the Frontiers of Climate Science
In the Brexit referendum, “Leave” won by a slim margin. A month before the Brexit vote, the polling form Ipsos Mori discovered that the British public was systematically misinformed about the facts relevant to the decision. For instance, Leave voters believed that EU immigrants comprised 20 percent of the UK’s population. Remain voters estimated 10
... See moreJason Brennan • Against Democracy: New Preface
What Does It Mean That Donald Trump Is a Fascist? — The New Yorker
were Black, with Americans from other ethnic backgrounds making up the remaining 1 percent (about 1.6 million people), according to data from the Census Bureau.4