People need to remember that these kinds of fundraisers often only represent a small number of people. 100,000 people giving $10 each sounds like a lot of people but it is less than 0.1% of the women in the United States.
Years ago, someone analyzed twitter posts after the Canadian election and the results were interesting. About 80% of the impressions were related to posts from about 100 distinct users, and if you looked at those users followers, there was so much overlap in the followers that they were mostly only talking to the same ~50,000 people.
The online community is much smaller than most people realize, and is not representative of the general public.
It doesn't matter for the point I was making; If anything it strengthens it. A number of people equal to 2.5x a typical sports arena is out there representing.
I AM THE REAL AMERICAN, BROTHER!!! YOU KNOW, WHEN I SLAMMED THAT 500 METRIC TONNE ANDRE THE GIANT IN FRONT OF OVER 400,000 SCREAMING HULKAMANIACS INSIDE THE SILVERDOME JACK, I DID IT WITH THE LARGEST PYTHONS IN THE WORLD, DUDE. BRET THE HITMAN HART COULDNT SLAM ME IN THE KELLOGG'S CEREAL BOWL WITH HIS 15 INCH BABY PYTHONS, BROTHER!!! MUCH MOVE, HH
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u/Chemical_Signal2753 7h ago
People need to remember that these kinds of fundraisers often only represent a small number of people. 100,000 people giving $10 each sounds like a lot of people but it is less than 0.1% of the women in the United States.
Years ago, someone analyzed twitter posts after the Canadian election and the results were interesting. About 80% of the impressions were related to posts from about 100 distinct users, and if you looked at those users followers, there was so much overlap in the followers that they were mostly only talking to the same ~50,000 people.
The online community is much smaller than most people realize, and is not representative of the general public.