He means 80% of Americans probably, not 100% and that that is a lot more than in any other demographic in the western world.

Be aware, 60% of Republicans belie e that the earth really is only 6,000 years old.

By not understanding he means that, that they don't understand that they don't understand that in distribution when traits are different on a average that that doesn't mean that in one group all individuals of one groups have stronger or weaker traits than individuals of the other group.

>I'm having some difficulty understanding your statement.

Heh. I rest my case.

But, to respond directly: of course, I'm speaking colloquially to suggest many Americans.

I specifically mention Americans because this discussion is about an American suing an American company, in a kerfuffle over American ideals (and law) of sex nondiscrimination. American education norms seem to leave even bright people susceptible to deep confusion when claims are based on statistics.