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Video games have evolved exponentially in recent years, giving rise to several types and genres of video games. Some games these days can be rather “violent” in nature. Many have even gone as far as to say that violent video games are the reason for real-world crimes. Others argue otherwise. Real Research, an online survey platform, launched a survey on the topic to gauge what the public had to say. Watch this video to view the results to the survey.

🔹 Nearly 60% (59.47%) have played violent video games.
🔹 17.18% report violence in video games could encourage crimes (hate crimes, racism.)
🔹 43.89% believe violence in video games helps ease off stress and pressure.

For more detailed information on insights please visit the Real Research media platform.

72% Agree That Video Games Cannot Be Accountable for Real-world Crimes

Real Research, an online survey platform, probed a survey on the recent rampant layoffs in several tech giants such as Twitter, Meta, HP, Google, Microsoft, etc. The companies themselves claim several reasons as a cause, however, the public has its opinions. To view the results of the survey, continue watching the entirety of the video.

Highlights
🔹14.35% say the global rising inflation rate is the primary cause of the layoffs
🔹39.05% say layoffs are effective in the short term
🔹87.8% are optimistic about the economic conditions improving soon

For more detailed information on insights please visit the Real Research media platform.

58% Blame Overexpansion for the Layoff Season

Christmas is a jolly time surrounded by merriment and festivities. Different people from different cultures celebrate Christmas differently. To gather opinions about how the public celebrates Christmas Real Research launched a survey. Watch the entirety of the video to view the survey results.

🔹25.44% celebrate Christmas on Christmas Eve (the night of December 24)
🔹34.44% celebrate Christmas as part of religion
🔹The favorite Christmas tradition of the majority (11.55%) is attending religious services

For more detailed information on insights please visit the Real Research media platform.

47% Have Their Christmas Day Fully Booked With Plans

The latest of James Cameron’s movies, Avatar: The Way of Water, was released on December 15, 2022. Even prior to its release, Avatar 2 gained mixed opinions mostly due to the 13-year gap between the first and the second installments, plus, a budget of $250 million. The movie itself however is doing seemingly well, thus, Real Research launched a survey on Avatar: The Way of Water to seek public opinion. Check the entirety of this video to view the survey results.

Highlights
🔹 74.19% have watched the first Avatar movie
🔹 Nearly 20% (19.2%) are interested in the latest Avatar: The Way of Water
🔹 41.02% have already booked tickets for the new Avatar

Audience May Find It Hard To Get Used to the Latest Avatar’s 3D and VFX, Say 14%

2022 has been a rollercoaster of a year for cryptocurrencies, specifically, for Bitcoin. From an all-time high of $68,789.63 in November 2021 to hovering around $20,000 through the summers of 2022 to as low as $15,647.34 in November of 2022., the fluctuation has brought on numerous concerns about the stability of Bitcoin as well as other cryptos in the market. Hence, Real Research launched a survey to seek opinions on this. Check out the entirety of the video to view the survey results.

Highlights
🔹54.73% of the respondents own bitcoin
🔹26.15% say that bitcoin is undervalued
🔹32.2% agree that bitcoin is dead

For more detailed information on insights please visit the Real Research media platform.

Would Take Years for Bitcoin to Rise Again, Say 22.35%

Elon Musk’s takeover of Twitter also bought along a set of new implementations including a monthly subscription to Twitter’s blue verification checks. For a brief time, Musk implemented the feature only for it to backfire as quickly as it was administered. Threats about fraud and false impersonations began taking place, including pharmaceutical company, Eli Lilly that resulted in massive losses worth billions. As a result, the blue checks raised several concerns, thus, Real Research probed a survey to gauge public opinions on the same. To see what respondents had to say, check the entirety of this video.

🔹Five in ten (51.50%) respondents report significant changes after Musk’s takeover
🔹79.18% say that impersonation can lead to major losses to individuals and businesses
🔹59.89% are in favor of Musk’s takeover

For more detailed information on insights please visit the Real Research media platform.

Three in Ten Would Highly Likely Consider Subscribing to the Blue Checks on Twitter

President Donald Trump has announced that he plans to run for the 2024 Presidential elections, leaving many with multiple opinions. Trump’s tenure between 2017 and 2021 gathered mixed opinions as well. Some 47 % in a Real Research survey conducted were supporters of Trump in 2017, whereas, 19% were not and 34% were neutral. Likewise, Real Research conducted a survey to gather opinions on what the public had to say on the topic. Check the video for more results on the survey.

Highlights:
🔹46.73% were Trump supporters in 2017
🔹35.57% say that Trump did well during his reign
🔹Almost 40% (39.15%) support increasing traffic or fees on imports policy

For more detailed information on insights please visit the Real Research media platform.

35% Believe That Trump Is a Strong and Well-qualified Leader

In November 2022, when Black Panther: Wakanda Forever was released, many had their opinions about the movie without Chadwick. Thus, Real Research launched a survey seeking public opinion on Black Panther: Wakanda Forever to gather impressions on the movie.

Highlights
🔹74.18% have watched the Black Panther series
🔹Chadwick Boseman’s performance was excellent in the 2018 movie, say 22.3%
🔹Seven in ten are satisfied with the recently released Black Panther: Wakanda Forever

For more detailed information on insights please visit the Real Research media platform.

Nearly 40% Felt the Absence of Chadwick in the Black Panther Sequel