STAP cell belief poll #8 results: still negative, but a bit of positive drift

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What’s up with STAP cells? Do people belief in them or not?

STAP poll 8

Our STAP poll #8 polling results on STAP are in with more than 1000 respondents. The poll question was “Do you believe in STAP cells?”

I will start STAP poll #9 soon.

The poll #8 results remain about the same but there has been a slight shift toward more people indicating they are at least leaning positive.

Again, recall that this polling is not scientific.

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1 thought on “STAP cell belief poll #8 results: still negative, but a bit of positive drift”

  1. Jinsong Zhang

    The trend looks interesting. But the question is whether the changes are signficant or not. Showing some kind of statistics may help the interpretation of the results.

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