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I expect people have poor judgement when reasoning about these things. Few people are going to do the research to answer a random poll. I tried, but my city only has public data up until 2019.
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I expect people have poor judgement when reasoning about these things. Few people are going to do the research to answer a random poll. I tried, but my city only has public data up until 2019.
What's the reason for this survey?
Probably neighborhoods that felt more economic pain got more crime. And neighborhoods with higher income (=more homeoffice means more people present = less break ins ) probably see less crime.
That's my guess at least, maybe I'm overlooking something?