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I mean, obviously ten.
But I at least understand 16.
I deeply worry about the percentage just next to the other three numbers.
13 is probably the next most chosen because it’s closest to 10.
Not including the correct answer is also a form of engagement bait to get additional comments and such saying “wait the real answer is 10, wtf?”
Why worry? You can see them on the right side of the image
It not even remotely possible to make an odd number out of that.
The numbers on the right-hand side are what I'm actually working about.
I was trying yo make a shitty joke conflating you worrying (having concern) with you worrrying (wondering what).
sorry about that, completely wooshed me
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The other choices are people that wanted to awnser ten but could not because it wasn't a choice. So they took a random number or the one closest to ten
Why worry about obviously fake bullshit?