That seems unlikely, that’s about the rate people give silly answers to pollsters.

The study by YouGov in conjunction with The Economist has found that 30-44-year-olds are most likely to believe this widely debunked conspiracy, with 7% of people from this age group saying that it is "definitely true" and 20% of them saying it is "probably true.

This yougov poll[0] seems to suggest around 20% of democrats and independents vs. 40% of Republicans believe the gates conspiracy. You also just quoted something that backs up what I said?

Look, in no way am I saying polls are perfect but almost every metric imaginable says Elon is not the most unpopular billionaire by a long shot. There’s not a huge conspiracy against Musk specifically, people just don’t like power-hungry billionaires.

Nobody cares about Bernard Arnault because he doesn’t really pose an existential threat. High fashion will continue to do the same thing they’ve always done

0 - https://today.yougov.com/topics/politics/articles-reports/20...

The quote was pointing only 7% of respondents in that age range say they think it’s true rather than think it’s either likely, possible, or false.

I really don’t think this refutes my point or even differs from what I said. Likely means they think it’s true, they’re just not confident.