Submitted by Square_Tea4916 t3_120i0ox in dataisbeautiful
elijha t1_jdhdjcs wrote
Reply to comment by LumosLupin in [OC] Retro Activities People Currently Still Do bucketed by Age by Square_Tea4916
Do you think this sample of US adults was 15% Argentine immigrants?
InsuranceToTheRescue t1_jdiqihp wrote
There are a minority of things that telegrams are still useful for. I think it's niche legal situations mostly, because for telegrams, whatever it is, is binding when it's sent rather than when it's received.
elijha t1_jdir701 wrote
Presented with the stat that 15% of under 29s and virtually no one over 44 is sending telegrams, your hypothesis is that young people just have a lot of urgent legal business to attend to? Seriously? Final answer?
InsuranceToTheRescue t1_jditu0q wrote
Uhh . . . Can I phone a friend?
Edit: Mostly my comment was supposed to be just a fun fact sort of deal.
LumosLupin t1_jdhdqgo wrote
I'm saying maybe there is some administrative weird thing that is there since immemorial times and nobody bothered to modernize.
elijha t1_jdhdtje wrote
You would be incorrect in that theory.
LumosLupin t1_jdhe1gx wrote
You know every single administrative process in the US? Wow, you really must have a wealth of knowledge
elijha t1_jdhe8t6 wrote
You really think there is some administrative process so secret that none of us have heard of it, but that 15% of people under 29 and 10% of people under 44 have had to do recently?
This doesn’t require a wealth of knowledge, just some bare minimum of critical thinking skills
CY_Royal t1_jdiku71 wrote
Even a bit of knowledge can seem like a wealth or even impossible to those who have none
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