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>>2134283

Education achieved and support of evolution. As education increases, so does support for the theory.

Support for evolution is also reflect via political ideology.
A non-fundamentalist liberal with a high school degree is just as likely to support evolutionary theory as a non-fundamentalist conservative with a graduate degree.

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The US has low support for evolutionary theory, with more responses of "definitely false" than any other country.

>>1670745

A closer look at the data involving public acceptance of evolution.

In the US, ~15% say evolution is "definitely true" while ~20 say it is "probably true". This totals ~35% of the population supporting evolution. ~22% are ambivalent or do not know.

The interesting data show that only ~8% saw evolution is "probably false" while ~32% say it is "definitely false". This shows the successful campaign of religious fundamentalists in the US involving rejecting science.

>>1355800

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