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Studies on the demographics of unconventional beliefs

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Here is a survey on the percentage of people believe that certain non-conventional beliefs are at least somewhat scientific.

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https://winteryknight.com/2009/12/1...-christian-republicans-are-the-most-rational/

Here's another one that deals with Evolution vs. Creationism.

In a press release (PDF), a number of further findings were noted: "Men [were] more inclined than women to believe in evolution (69% versus 48%); women [were] more prone to believe in creationism (28% versus 16%) ... Males (69%), younger adults (67%) and those with at least one university degree (71%) [were] more inclined to believe in evolution ... [and] Albertans (40%) and Conservative Party supporters (29%) [were] more likely to think humans were created by God."

https://ncse.com/news/2008/08/polling-creationism-canada-001375
 
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