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年薪三百萬根本不夠！為什麼「美國夢」越來越難達成了？ (Why A $100,000 Salary Can’t Buy The American Dream)
- 72% of respondents say they can't afford the down payment.
72% 的受訪者表示付不起首付。
【 TaiwanPlus News】調查顯示臺灣認同中國人比例創歷史新低 (People Identifying as Chinese in Taiwan Hits All-Time Low: Survey | TaiwanPlus News)
- In a new survey by the National Chengzhi University, just 2.4% of respondents called themselves Chinese.
根據國立政治大學的最新調查，只有 2.4% 的受訪者稱自己為中國人。
- In a new survey by the National Zhengzhi University, just 2.4 percent of respondents called themselves Chinese.
根據國立政治大學的最新調查，只有 2.4% 的受訪者稱自己為中國人。
為什麼洛杉磯的火車比開車時間長 4 倍 | WSJ Pro Perfected (Why L.A.’s Trains Can Take 4x Longer Than Driving | WSJ Pro Perfected)
- To make LA Metro's expansion a success, Joshua says it will need to increase ridership, which is a challenge when just 16% of respondents to a USC survey said they think the Metro is safe.
約書亞表示，要使洛杉磯地鐵的擴建取得成功，就必須增加乘客量，而在南加州大學的一項調查中，僅有16%的受訪者認為地鐵是安全的，這無疑是一項挑戰。
白天喝酒好，還是晚上喝酒好？ (Day Drinking vs Drinking At Night)
- Another study found that 29.8% of respondents reported feeling aggressive when drinking spirits.
另一項研究發現，29.8%的受訪者表示，喝烈酒時會比較有攻擊性。
唐納德-特朗普迎來第二個任期 100 天 | BBC 新聞 (Donald Trump marks 100 days of second term | BBC News)
- A survey found that 39% of respondents said they approve of how Trump is handling his job as president. 55% say they disapprove.
一項調查發現，39% 的受訪者表示贊同特朗普處理總統工作的方式。55%的人表示不贊成。
嘀嗒商店如何成為增長最快的社交媒體購物平臺 (How TikTok Shop Became The Fastest Growing Social Media Shopping Platform)
- But that same survey also found that when it comes to buying on social media, 55 percent of respondents said they didn't think a product or service they bought because of TikTok was worth it.
但同一調查還發現，說到在社交媒體上購買，55% 的受訪者表示，他們認為因 TikTok 而購買的產品或服務並不值得。
為什麼東亞 ?????? (Why Yes = No in East Asia ??????)
- Maciejewski did a study on this as he asked Japanese respondents who they struggled with saying no to the most, and the most common answer was their boss.
Maciejewski 對此做了一項研究，他詢問日本受訪者，他們最難以拒絕的人是誰，最常見的答案是他們的老闆。
- In fact, the two respondents who didn't answer with their boss hadn't yet entered the workforce, and they instead said refusing their upperclassmen was the hardest.
事實上，沒有和上司一起回答的兩名受訪者還沒有參加工作，他們反而說拒絕上司是最難的。
