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Have men really stopped reading? We take a deeper dive into the data
(www.theguardian.com)
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I'm reading right now. Ohh, you mean books? I plead the fifth.
The fifth what?
THE FIFTH!!!
A lot of Australians (and this is an Australian Lemmy instance) might not know what you mean.
Fair point. I rarely pay attention to the instance.
Fifth amendment of the US constitution. It's the right to not self-incriminate. i.e. pleading the fifth means you're not going to answer a question or in this context, not provide relevant information.
It's not just an Australian instance, this is an Australian community lol
Element, hopefully.
Multipass.
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