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Steve · 05-19-2007

Another poll on this forum showed 100% of those that voted have tried Ubuntu/Kubuntu/Xubuntu.
http://socialdiscussion.com/computer...ed-so-far.html

Operating systems are like religions to many people.

As everyone here seems to be a Linux user it would be interesting to see if there is a correlation between how long people have used Linux and Atheism.

It would also be interesting to see the relationship between preferred Operation System Window/Mac/*nix etc and Atheism but obviously not on a poll held here.

Analysis of census statistics, other reliable statistics and surveys have shown correlations between the groups listed below.

Religious beliefs (or lack thereof)
Age
Highest Education level achieved
School results (SAT etc) that are used qualify for admission to higher education
IQ
Likelihood of being fatally injured in a motor vehicle accident
Life expectancy
Criminal records
Sex offenders
Drug dependency (not for health reasons)
Divorce rates

Some results are obvious and others contrary to popular belief.

05-19-2007	#11 (permalink)
Steve Commentator Join Date: May 2007 Location: Gold Coast, Australia Posts: 60	Re: Poll: Correlation of Linux Users and Atheism Another poll on this forum showed 100% of those that voted have tried Ubuntu/Kubuntu/Xubuntu. http://socialdiscussion.com/computer...ed-so-far.html Operating systems are like religions to many people. As everyone here seems to be a Linux user it would be interesting to see if there is a correlation between how long people have used Linux and Atheism. It would also be interesting to see the relationship between preferred Operation System Window/Mac/*nix etc and Atheism but obviously not on a poll held here. Analysis of census statistics, other reliable statistics and surveys have shown correlations between the groups listed below. Religious beliefs (or lack thereof) Age Highest Education level achieved School results (SAT etc) that are used qualify for admission to higher education IQ Likelihood of being fatally injured in a motor vehicle accident Life expectancy Criminal records Sex offenders Drug dependency (not for health reasons) Divorce rates Some results are obvious and others contrary to popular belief.