Post: Some Brits are dumb, get pooped on
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03-17-2011, 09:35 PM
#1
Cudder
Read My Mind
The Birmingham Science City did a survey and asked a bunch of british people if popular science fiction items were real
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• More than a fifth of adults believe light sabers exist.
• Almost 25 percent of people believe humans can be teleported.
• Nearly 50 percent of adults believe that memory-erasing technology exists.
• More than 40 percent believe that hover boards exist.
• Almost one-fifth of adults believe they can see gravity.
• 2 out of 10 people believe that invisibility cloaks (as seen in Harry Potter) are real
• 3 out of 10 people believe you can move objects with your mind
• Almost 25 percent of people believe humans can be teleported.
• Nearly 50 percent of adults believe that memory-erasing technology exists.
• More than 40 percent believe that hover boards exist.
• Almost one-fifth of adults believe they can see gravity.
• 2 out of 10 people believe that invisibility cloaks (as seen in Harry Potter) are real
• 3 out of 10 people believe you can move objects with your mind
I added the last two because they were mentioned in the article but not in the list. This was conducted to prove that people have trouble distinguishing between science fiction and reality. I would have expected to see this conducted in the US but I was shocked when it was the UK. Pretty funny if you ask me, score one for 'Murica!
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03-17-2011, 09:36 PM
#3
Mr.Kane
Greatness
Originally posted by Cudder.
Ill make this short and sweet.
The Birmingham Science City did a survey and asked a bunch of british people if popular science fiction items were real
I added the last two because they were mentioned in the article but not in the list. This was conducted to prove that people have trouble distinguishing between science fiction and reality. I would have expected to see this conducted in the US but I was shocked when it was the UK. Pretty funny if you ask me, score one for 'Murica!
The Birmingham Science City did a survey and asked a bunch of british people if popular science fiction items were real
I added the last two because they were mentioned in the article but not in the list. This was conducted to prove that people have trouble distinguishing between science fiction and reality. I would have expected to see this conducted in the US but I was shocked when it was the UK. Pretty funny if you ask me, score one for 'Murica!
SOME BRITS. Not this one
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03-17-2011, 09:41 PM
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NeedaLifeSoon
Retired Life
Originally posted by Cudder.
Ill make this short and sweet.
The Birmingham Science City did a survey and asked a bunch of british people if popular science fiction items were real
I added the last two because they were mentioned in the article but not in the list. This was conducted to prove that people have trouble distinguishing between science fiction and reality. I would have expected to see this conducted in the US but I was shocked when it was the UK. Pretty funny if you ask me, score one for 'Murica!
The Birmingham Science City did a survey and asked a bunch of british people if popular science fiction items were real
I added the last two because they were mentioned in the article but not in the list. This was conducted to prove that people have trouble distinguishing between science fiction and reality. I would have expected to see this conducted in the US but I was shocked when it was the UK. Pretty funny if you ask me, score one for 'Murica!
That probably explains why Believe is misspelled.
50% of Americans believe that I follows E except after C
03-17-2011, 09:47 PM
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KilllerPanda
Wanted Dead or Alive
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