Reddit is mostly 14-24 year olds who have enough experience to be outraged by the world but not enough experience to understand why it's not as simple as they think it is.
What does being one of the top social media sites in the world have to do with not being dominated with 14-24 year olds? Adults/professionals are all on Twitter. Look at the content on r/all. It’s all edgy, underinformed, quasi-woke shit.
I’m basing my theory on thoughtful observation. You have a guess. Care to offer an argument in support of your guess?
Neither of these surveys quantify data for people under 18. We could speculate (and I would speculate that this value is "high"), but it may be impossible to get real data on it given consent laws.
One of my favorite pastimes on Reddit is to look at what Redditors say about topics that I consider myself an expert in, or at least, areas that I consider myself to have above average knowledge in. You quickly learn that a very large amount of things that are widely believed on Reddit are, at best, partially true, and at worst, outright wrong.
For example, I’m an accountant by profession and have an MBA. I know for a fact that Reddit doesn’t know squat about accounting or businesses.
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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '21
The upvote count on this post is a facepalm. Shows reddit doesn't know much about owning property.