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  • Percentage of total for each generation. Your assumption of this info is that we should add them together. But if you look at the opposite numbers (percentage of those not identifying as LGBT+) you get 97% + 96% + 93% + 84% + 72% giving us a grand total of 442%.

    Obviously you can’t have more than 100% of anything but it does illustrate that addition is not the method we should be using.

    Instead we average them. Giving us 11.6% of the total population identifying as LGBT+.

    The real information we’re seeing is that the amount of those who identify as LGBT+ increase with every generation.


  • Percentage of total for each generation. Your assumption of this info is that we should add them together. But if you look at the opposite numbers (percentage of those not identifying as LGBT+) you get 97% + 96% + 93% + 84% + 72% giving us a grand total of 442%.

    Obviously you can’t have more than 100% of anything but it does illustrate that addition is not the method we should be using.

    Instead we average them. Giving us 11.6% of the total population identifying as LGBT+.

    The real information we’re seeing is that the amount of those who identify as LGBT+ increase with every generation.















  • Look man, i get that you’re probably a diehard Apple fanboy, but you’re really missing the point.

    Fact 1 - Microsoft openly supported a multi-button mouse and offered it to you. PCs that were budled with Microsoft windows came with a 2 button mouse. They trusted their users to understand how it worked.

    Fact 2 - Apple supported mutli-button mice but refused to bundle it with their computers until 2005 because they didn’t trust that users were smart enough to use it.

    These 2 facts lead back to the original point. That PC makers trusted their users were smart enough, and Apple didn’t. That Apple only relented when they were proven wrong that people could very easily use and understand a multi-button mouse. That they were late to the party to bundle it with their computers.

    Prove me wrong on either if the 2 facts.

    And the “walled garden” is an ethos which has dictated all of Apples choices. They want to have full control over what us done on their hardware and software. It has merit to our conversation.

    And honestly, your arguments will never change the fact that Apple’s approach to hardware and software has been a deterrent to user for decades.


  • I already admitted that you were correct about Apple supporting a multi-button mouse. What you’re missing us the fact that they didn’t want you to have one until 2005. They made you buy a non brand mouse to do the job.

    Microsoft made their first mouse in 1983 to go with Word, and it had 2 buttons. Go back even further and Xerox had one with 3 buttons in 1981.

    The point stands that Apple purposefully chose to not bundle a multi-button mouse until 2005 becasue they didn’t respect their user base. Their walled garden approach to computers and software is great for people who are just need a PC or a Phone. But historically their not for developers or power users.