October 5's correlation

In general, 68 percent of people think the asker-outer should pay for the date. But among people who prefer bagels to croissants, 80 percent think the asker-outer should pay.

Based on a survey of 430 people who prefer bagels over croissants and 875 people in general.

October 4's correlation

In general, 50 percent of people pig out when they're upset. But among those who have been involved in student government, 66 percent pig out when they're upset.

Based on a survey of 357 people who have been involved in student council/student government and 1060 people in general.

October 3's correlation

In general, 46 percent of people prefer pie over cake. But among people who are light sleepers, 58 percent prefer pie.

Based on a survey of 269 light sleepers and 924 people in general.

October 2's correlation

In general, 61 percent of people prefer "The Simpsons" to "South Park." But among those who have never taken a martial arts class, 72 percent prefer "The Simpsons."

Based on a survey of 432 people who have never taken a martial arts class and 858 people in general.

October 1's correlation

In general, 45 percent of people think they are good at bowling. But among those who are bad at keeping secrets, only 30 percent say they're good bowlers.

Based on a survey of 231 people who say they're bad at keeping secrets and 952 people in general.

September 30's correlation

In general, 29 percent of people say they've cheated on someone. But among those who have dated a person of another race, 43 percent say they've cheated on someone.

Based on a survey of 208 people who have dated someone of another race and 521 people in general.

September 29's correlation

In general, 45 percent of people regularly play video games. But among those who don't like science fiction, only 18 percent regularly play video games.

Based on a survey of 108 people who dislike science fiction and 521 people in general.

September 28's correlation

In general, 58 percent of people think New Yorkers are cooler than Los Angelenos. But among those who say they pee in the shower, 75 percent think New Yorkers are cooler.

Based on a survey of 315 people who say they pee in the shower and 502 people in general.

September 27's correlation

In general, 48 percent of people can burp at will. But among those who have made a prank call within the past three years, 71 percent can burp at will.

Based on a survey of 69 people who have made a prank call within the past three years and 502 people in general.

September 26's correlation

In general, only 39 percent of people are cat-lovers. But among those who were into the band Nirvana, 51 percent are cat-lovers.

Based on a survey of 213 people who were into Nirvana and 460 people in general.

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Are apartment dwellers more likely to read comic books? Do people who square dance have higher-than-average auto accident rates? Are people who drive domestic cars more likely to prefer Coke over Pepsi?

Correlated helps discover surprising correlations between seemingly unrelated things.

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