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What do you think the age demographic on Lemmy is?
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There have been several polls. We're older and more female than you think.
How female are you?
I've been feeling more female ever since I got here, but maybe there's no correlation
-75%
Hey, Imaginary Percentages, cool!
To generate Complex Demographic on a Cartesian plane.
FEEEEMALE.
uh huh. That’s absolutely how women refer to themselves.
In that context it makes sense though, it's being used as an adjective, as is "older".
We’re not studying the breeding cycle of bats.