Real Research delves into the controversy surrounding Steven van de Velde, a Dutch beach volleyball player convicted of raping a 12-year-old girl in 2016, who has been selected to represent the Netherlands in the Paris 2024 Olympics.

Despite his criminal past, the Dutch Olympic Committee (NOC) has defended his inclusion, arguing that he is not a pedophile and has since undergone significant personal transformation. This decision has sparked significant public debate, with many questioning whether individuals with such criminal backgrounds should be allowed to participate in prestigious events like the Olympics.

The survey results reflect a divided public, highlighting concerns over safety, ethics, and the role of rehabilitation in sports.

Highlights:
🔹66.98% believe that Steven van de Velde should withdraw from the Olympics.
🔹IOC should be stricter with the eligibility of athletes with criminal backgrounds, 66.38% reckoned.
🔹53.54% of respondents oppose Steven van de Velde’s participation in the Olympics

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https://realresearcher.com/media/support-and-opposition-split-on-steven-van-de-veldes-inclusion-in-paris-2024-olympics/

Support and Opposition Split on Steven van de Veldes Inclusion in Paris 2024 Olympics

The 2024 Paris Olympics opening ceremony sparked debate with a controversial reinterpretation of Leonardo da Vinci’s “The Last Supper,” featuring drag queens and artists. A survey by Real Research revealed divided opinions—some saw it as a celebration of tolerance, while others found it offensive.

The results underscore the ongoing tension between artistic freedom and religious sensitivity, with many calling for a more careful approach to reimagining sacred scenes. In this video, discover what respondents think about balancing creative expression and respect for religious beliefs.

Highlights:
🔹36.6% of respondents found the ‘Last Supper’ segment very offensive
🔹53.58% agree that the segment was a celebration of community tolerance, suggesting a divided public opinion on the Olympics Last Supper controversy
🔹55% believe artistic reinterpretations of religious scenes should be more sensitive to religious beliefs

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https://realresearcher.com/media/last-supper-at-paris-olympics-72-percent-offended-by-reinterpretation/

Last Supper at Paris Olympics 72.65% Offended by Reinterpretation

To level the playing field for European car manufacturers, the EU announced plans to impose tariffs of up to 38% on Chinese electric vehicles (EVs). However, concerns about possible Chinese retaliation and strained trade relations loom. Watch to know more about the anxieties surrounding the rise of cheap Chinese EVs in the market.

Highlights:

🔹Two-thirds liked the idea of tariffs on these Chinese EVs to even the odds for European manufacturers.
🔹While over half thought the proposed 38% was good, 43% wanted an even higher tariff.
🔹Not everyone thought tariffs were the best answer. A quarter thought Europe should focus on strengthening its own car industry instead.

To level the playing field for European car manufacturers, the EU announced plans to impose tariffs of up to 38% on Chinese electric vehicles (EVs). However, concerns about possible Chinese retaliation and strained trade relations loom. Watch to know more about the anxieties surrounding the rise of cheap Chinese EVs in the market.

For more detailed information on insights please visit the Real Research media platform.
https://realresearcher.com/media/over-half-want-european-tariffs-on-cheap-chinese-evs/

 

Over Half Want European Tariffs on Cheap Chinese EVs, But Is 38% Enough?

This Real Research survey looks into the upcoming summer vacation plans for 2024, exploring the diverse factors that influence individuals’ decisions when selecting their destinations. Watch this video to gain more insight on this topic.

Highlights:
🔹7 out of 10 respondents found it likely that high hotel and flight prices would impact their 2024 summer vacation plans.
🔹Over two-thirds prefer spending money on travel experiences rather than on material goods.
🔹66% said they are willing to spend more on travel experiences, even if it means paying higher prices.

For more detailed information on insights please visit the Real Research media platform. https://realresearcher.com/media/7-10-say-high-travel-costs-will-impact-2024-summer-vacations/ 

 

7/10 Say High Travel Costs Will Impact 2024 Summer Vacations

This Real Research survey looks into a study that showed how individuals offered cash incentives for weight loss were more successful in shedding pounds than those who didn’t receive any monetary rewards. Watch this video to learn more.

Highlights:

🔹7 in 10 people are more likely to join a weight loss program if there’s cash involved.
🔹Nearly 70% of people agreed with the theory behind the “Game of Stones” study, which psychologists call “loss aversion.”
🔹Almost 70% worry that cash rewards might make people more focused on the money than actually getting healthy.

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70% Worry Incentivizing Weight Loss with Cash Can Be Unhealthy

This Real Research survey covers the death of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi in a helicopter crash in East Azerbaijan and the potential rise in Middle East tensions. Watch this video for more details.

Highlights:
🔹66% of respondents strongly agreed that the death of Iranian president could add to tensions in the Middle East.
🔹Over two-thirds are satisfied with the temporary appointment of Iran’s vice president as president.
🔹63% are not convinced that the Iranian president’s helicopter crash was an “accident.”

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66% Fear Iranian President’s Death Will Escalate Middle East Tensions

This Real Research survey covers Israel’s decision to shut down Al Jazeera after citing that the news channel threatens national security. Respondents were asked about their opinions regarding Israel’s decision. Watch this video to gain more information about the situation.

Highlights:
🔹83% (somewhat likely: 53.24% + highly likely: 29.74%) anticipate a potential reversal of Israel’s closure of Al Jazeera.
🔹Al Jazeera poses a threat to national security, according to 83% of respondents.
🔹68% believed Israel closed Al Jazeera to censor reports on Gaza.

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8/10 Expect Potential Reversal of Israel’s Closure of Al Jazeera

A report by Knight Frank India has highlighted a rise in “ghost malls,” where shopping centers remain empty due to the growth of online shopping and changing consumer habits. Moreover, high vacancy rates make it difficult for mall owners to attract tenants. This situation has led to conflicts over what deals or incentives are needed to fill these empty spaces. Real Research’s survey examines these critical factors, and this video presents the key findings.

Highlights:
🔹60% were aware of the Knight Frank report on the rise of ghost malls in India.
🔹Nearly 38% believe the increased preference for online shopping is the primary factor contributing to ghost malls.
🔹Attracting retailers with incentives (25%), marketing and promotions (20%), and repurposing the spaces (16%) are seen as potential solutions to ghost malls.

For more detailed information on insights please visit the Real Research media platform. https://realresearcher.com/media/6-in-10-know-about-indias-growing-ghost-mall-problem/

 

6 in 10 Know About India’s Growing Ghost Mall Problem