From the first link: "The percentages who volunteer that the effects are "mixed" or who do not have an opinion are not shown." I imagine this could be quite a high proportion of people, so the true % of people who think it's a "Good thing" may actually be well below 79%.
From the first link: "The percentages who volunteer that the effects are "mixed" or who do not have an opinion are not shown." I imagine this could be quite a high proportion of people, so the true % of people who think it's a "Good thing" may actually be well below 79%.
Not really? They have 79% "good thing" and 17% "bad thing", which is 96%. Presumably the "mixed" or "no opinion" is therefore 4%.
Ah yes good spot, that makes sense! My fears are allayed :)