January 27's correlation

In general, 36 percent of people prefer their sandwiches cut into rectangles. But among those whose favorite Girl Scout cookies are Thin Mints, 50 percent prefer their sandwiches cut into rectangles.

Based on a survey of 220 people whose favorite Girl Scout cookies are Thin Mints and 527 people in general.

January 26's correlation

In general, 58 percent of people love "A Christmas Story." But among those who were bedwetters, 79 percent love "A Christmas Story."

Based on a survey of 54 people who wet the bed regularly at the time they entered school and 576 people in general.

January 25's correlation

In general, 72 percent of people like asparagus. But among those who like brussels sprouts, 90 percent like asparagus.

Based on a survey of 311 people who like brussels sprouts and 594 people in general.

January 24's correlation

In general, 25 percent of people say they have high cholesterol. But among those who don't take off their shoes when they enter their home, 36 percent have high cholesterol.

Based on a survey of 224 people who don't take off their shoes when they enter their home and 599 people in general.

January 23's correlation

In general, 35 percent of people say they don't have a best friend. But among those who watch the Superbowl for the game, rather than for the commercials, 51 percent say they don't have a best friend.

Based on a survey of 193 people who watch the Superbowl for the game, rather than for the commercials, and 567 people in general.

January 22's correlation

In general, 45 percent of people are willing to pay more for organic foods. But among those who think redheads are freaks, 69 percent are willing to pay more for organic foods.

Based on a survey of 84 people who think redheads are freaks and 529 people in general.

January 21's correlation

In general, 51 percent of people have smoked marijuana. But among those who don't own any thrift-store clothing, only 38 percent have smoked marijuana.

Based on a survey of 233 people who don't own thrift-store clothing and 537 people in general.

January 20's correlation

In general, 39 percent of people have used the word "obsequious" in conversation. But among those who have square-danced, 52 percent have used "obsequious" in conversation.

Based on a survey of 328 people who have square-danced and 551 people in general.

January 19's correlation

In general, 39 percent of people have business cards. But among those who own an SLR camera, 55 percent have business cards.

Based on a survey of 205 people who own an SLR camera and 539 people in general.

January 18's correlation

In general, 62 percent of people can drive stick-shift. But among those who have never gotten straight As, 78 percent can drive stick-shift.

Based on a survey of 130 people who have never gotten straight As and 551 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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