@GeofCox@climatejustice.social
Post #2283709
2026-03-27 07:40 UTC
@jdonoghue@hachyderm.io
But if you read to the end of the article you'll see that the Bible Society (which I assume is an evangelical christian body) has in fact been complicit : ""We've been telling them (the Bible Society) for the better part of a year that there were serious problems with the data - and even what those problems were likely to be - and they refused to engage with us."
Sounds to me like YouGov were careless, and have apologised, but the Bible Society was more actively dishonest.
@CrypticMirror@mstdn.social
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@jdonoghue@hachyderm.io 2026-03-27 07:42
@GeofCox@climatejustice.social @CrypticMirror@mstdn.social I disagree. Another party was telling them they thought the numbers were wrong. The Bible Society had asked YouGov the same questions, and had received repeated assurances. The failure was trusting YouGov, not being dishonest.