In general, 68 percent of people believe aliens exist. But among those who use their middle finger to scroll when using a mouse with a scroll wheel, only 52 percent believe aliens exist.

Based on a survey of 160 people who use their middle finger to scroll when using a mouse with a scroll wheel and 414 people total.

In general, 21 percent of people like the idea of single-sex public schools. But among those who would re-gift The Clapper if they were given it as a present, 37 percent like the idea of single-sex public schools.

Based on a survey of 146 people who would re-gift The Clapper and 420 people total.

In general, 51 percent of people like croissants more than bagels. But among those who prefer to dry their hands with an air dryer, rather than paper towels, in a public restroom, 66 percent like croissants more.

Based on a survey of 143 people who prefer to dry their hands with an air dryer, rather than paper towels, in a public restroom and 487 people total.

In general, 64 percent of people think the penny should be done away with. But among those who thought that it made sense when Pluto was demoted to "dwarf planet" status, 77 percent think the penny should be done away with.

Based on a survey of 219 people who thought that it made sense when Pluto was demoted to "dwarf planet" status and 410 people total.

In general, 58 percent of people think a loud dog is more tolerable than a loud baby. But among those who have taken a defensive-driving course, 77 percent think a loud dog is more tolerable.

Based on a survey of 129 people who have taken a defensive-driving course and 407 people total.

In general, 56 percent of people dislike the smell of gasoline. But among those who say they are not very good at most things that interest them, 71 percent dislike the smell of gasoline.

Based on a survey of 157 people who say they are not very good at most things that interest them and 428 people total.

In general, 22 percent of people have a Pinterest account. But among those who own cardigans, 39 percent have a Pinterest account.

Based on a survey of 160 people who own cardigans and 404 people total.

In general, 39 percent of people believe that churches and other places of worship should be tax-exempt. But among Coldplay fans, 53 percent believe churches and other places of worship should be tax-exempt.

Based on a survey of 188 Coldplay fans and 424 people total.

In general, 62 percent of people prefer to place takeout orders online rather than over the phone. But among those who say they are not well informed about world events, 84 percent prefer to place takeout orders online.

Based on a survey of 153 people who are not well informed about world events and 410 people total.

In general, 44 percent of people say they don't get sunburnt easily. But among those who are more familiar with Plato than Play-Doh, 59 percent don't get sunburnt easily.

Based on a survey of 138 people who are more familiar with Plato than Play-Doh and 429 people total.

In general, 48 percent of people are more likely to do electrical work on their own than plumbing work. But among those who use shoe polish, 65 percent are more likely to do electrical work.

Based on a survey of 133 people who use shoe polish and 436 people total.

In general, 31 percent of people prefer cover bands with familiar songs to original music with unfamiliar songs . But among those who say white bread is their favorite kind of bread, 50 percent prefer cover bands to original music.

Based on a survey of 136 people who prefer white bread and 443 people total.

In general, 43 percent of people say their right thumb is on the outside when they fold their hands. But among those who don't take pleasure in putting things in order, 64 percent say their right thumb is on the outside when they fold their hands.

Based on a survey of 91 people who don't take pleasure in putting things in order and 402 people total.

In general, 30 percent of people have gone glow bowling. But among those who prefer reading today's correlation over answering tomorrow's poll on Correlated, only 16 percent have gone glow bowling.

Based on a survey of 199 people who prefer reading today's correlation over answering tomorrow's poll on Correlated and 444 people total.

In general, 58 percent of people describe their temperament as unflappable. But among those who would rather fight one horse-sized duck than 100 duck-sized horses, 77 percent describe their temperament as unflappable.

Based on a survey of 189 people who would rather fight one horse-sized duck than 100 duck-sized horses and 464 people total.

In general, 55 percent of people think it's OK to talk on the phone while on the toilet. But among those who would rather have a small meal and big dessert than a big meal and small dessert, only 31 percent think it's OK to talk on the phone while on the toilet.

Based on a survey of 130 people who would rather have a small meal and big dessert than a big meal and small dessert and 435 people total.

In general, 65 percent of people think Holocaust denial should not be illegal. But among those who say they remain objective and unbiased, even if it means potentially hurting someone's feelings, 81 percent think Holocaust denial should not be illegal.

Based on a survey of 192 people who say they remain objective and unbiased, even if it means potentially hurting someone's feelings, and 348 people total.

In general, 25 percent of people like wall-to-wall carpeting more than hardwood floors. But among those with posters on their bedroom wall, 43 percent like wall-to-wall carpeting more.

Based on a survey of 92 people with posters on their bedroom wall and 433 people total.

In general, 44 percent of people put their right leg on the bottom when they sit cross-legged. But among those who prefer dashes with no spaces on either side—like this!—65 percent put their right leg on the bottom when they sit cross-legged.

Based on a survey of 76 people who prefer dashes with no spaces on either side and 402 people total.

In general, 53 percent of people would rather be called a geek than a nerd. But among those who own an iPad or other tablet, 73 percent would rather be called a geek.

Based on a survey of 143 people who own an iPad or other tablet and 389 people total.