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Real Research is an online survey platform using reliable data from qualified respondents. Recently, Elon Musk replied to a tweet stating that the probability of a nuclear war is rising. The tech business magnate’s tweet unquestionably left many concerned and curious. For this reason, Real Research launched a survey to probe the likeliness of nuclear war and its possible ramifications. Check the video out for the survey results.

Highlights
🔹Six in ten are fully aware of Musk’s de-escalation discussions
🔹42% are supportive of the use of nuclear weapons in war
🔹Nuclear warhead is the ultimate defense mechanism, say 42.04%

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Six in Ten Believe Kremlin Would Cause a Nuclear Outbreak

Technology has impacted almost all aspects of life, including work. The capability of using technology in a workplace and its impact on employees. “Digital literacy” is referred to an individual’s ability to use and communicate through channels like media, devices, and other platforms.

Accordingly, many employers and recruiters prioritize digital literacy as an essential skill a candidate must have to guarantee work efficiency and effectiveness. Companies can usually distinguish digitally literate and digitally non-literate candidates from each other. Others in a society, however, believe differently with arguments that other skills and abilities are more important than digital literacy. As there are varying opinions, Real Research, an online survey application, conducted a survey on digital literacy in the workplace. Here are the results:

Highlights:
🔹 30.19% agree that digital training should be provided to new employees for increased productivity
🔹 29.85% strongly agree that digital skills are mandatory in today’s adult education and training
🔹 27.67% say that the main advantage of a digitally-skilled candidate is self-growth

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Over 27% Say Digital Literacy Helps With Self-Growth

The National Emergency Crisis and Disaster Management Authority (NCEMA) of the UAE announced the end of its Covid-19 mask requirements. NCEMA tweeted that masks will still be necessary for hospitals, places of worship, and public transport. For this reason, Real Research launched a survey on UAE dropping Covid-19 mask rule. The survey aims to seek the public perception of society’s return to a life of normalcy after two and a half years. Check out the video results to know more about the survey findings curated from the Real Research online survey application.

Highlights:
🔹48.98% are well aware that UAE lifted mask restrictions in nearly all public indoor spaces after two and a half years
🔹38.94% of responses reveal that students and teachers will now go to school without limitations
🔹34.52% say UAE’s steps to curb COVID-19 are highly effective

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Nearly 35% Felt UAE Tackled COVID-19 Extremely Well

Real Research, an online survey app, conducted a survey seeking public opinions on PepsiCo ending its sales and production and leaving Russia. It was among many global major brands that left Russia, and also one that Russia plans to locally replicating for its citizens. To see what the public has to say on the matter, Real Research probed a survey. Check out the survey video results to see what the survey results reveal.

🔹 63.82% are aware that PepsiCo ended its sales and production of drinks in Russia
🔹 64.51% are aware that Coca-Cola suspended its production in Russia
🔹 45.54% think Cool Cola will be the alternative to Coca-Cola and Pepsi

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50% Say PepsiCo Should Completely Suspend Its Business in Russia

The 2022 FIFA World Cup will be held in Qatar. In 92 years, this is the first time FIFA will be hosted in an Arab nation, Qatar.

Since alcohol is restricted in Islam, Qatar has strict rules around alcohol. Alcohol is only served in licensed hotels, restaurants, and bars. Consuming elsewhere may lead to a fine of 3,000 Qatari riyals (£720) or up to six months in prison. Nevertheless, Qatar had exempted regulations of Alcohol at Qatar WorldCup 2022 only during the tournament.

Real Research, an online survey app, launched a survey on Qatar’s new policy to serve alcohol at the FIFA World Cup to see what public opinion is about the alcohol-related regulations at Qatar FIFA World Cup. Following are the results.

Highlights:
🔹56.85% of respondents are aware about alcohol at Qatar WorldCup 2022.
🔹48.65% agree with alcohol-related regulations made by FIFA.
🔹Nearly 70% respondents plan to visit the tournament.

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48% Agree With the Alcohol Regulations for the FIFA Worldcup Qatar 2022

Queen Elizabeth II, the UK’s longest-reigning monarch, passed away on September 8, 2022, at Balmoral at the age of 96. The Queen died after a 70-year reign over 32 sovereign states and 15 countries during her lifetime. The views of society on her passing away are mixed worldwide. While some mourn her loss, others anticipate the ascension of King Charles III to the throne.

Mixed reactions worldwide from the public stirred a lot of talk about the Queen’s death, the King’s ascension to power, and the future of the British monarchy. To gather public opinion on this, Real Research, an online survey app, launched a survey on public opinion on the death of Queen Elizabeth II. Here are the survey findings.

Highlights:

🔹38% shared that the Queen symbolized stability in her long reign
🔹44.72% feel the monarchy should continue due to the symbolism of the royal family
🔹12.65% think the monarchy is a reminder of the unfortunate past of the colonies

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Over 63% Are in Favor of the British Monarchy To Continue

There is a deeply ingrained culture of consumerism in our society. Recent years show the sale of the global resale market has been increasing rapidly, and the stigma associated with the consumption of second-hand items has been disappearing.

Moreover, big brand retailers and well-known fashion houses have also entered the resale market. Real Research, an online survey app, launched a survey on the global resale market boom to gather opinions on this. Here are the survey findings.

Highlights:
🔹 67% have experience with the resale market
🔹 30.26% of respondents say shoes are the best item to resell
🔹 64.35% prefer the resale marketplace platform

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64% Prefer Purchasing From the Resale Marketplace Platforms

Google has announced that it will label clinics and hospitals that provide abortion care services on Google maps and its other websites. Google has added this feature as a result of years of complaints filed by users in our society who face anti-abortion results when searching the word ‘abortion’. This new feature also comes at the heels of Roe v Wade, where the Supreme Court of the United States ruled against abortion laws in the US. Considerable backlash and public protests came in response to the controversial decision.

As a result, Real Research, an online survey app, launched the survey on Google Maps and Search to label clinics providing abortion care. This survey asks respondents about Google’s displaying clinics that provide abortion care services on Google maps and the company’s overall focus on supporting abortion care. Additionally, the survey wants to find out the respondents’ opinions on abortion in general.

Highlights

🔹82.75% are aware of Google labeling clinics providing abortion care and services
🔹66.61% would support families and friends if they got an abortion
🔹55.70% believe that previous anti-abortion Google results were only gimmicks

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Over 50% of Respondents Support Women’s Abortion Rights