Based on our survey data, this insightful section reflects on the changing American consumer, trends in their embryonic stages, adoption of new trends, and their implications for society. Articles range from the legalization of marijuana to video streaming to work from home to automobile preferences.
28% of Americans are “vax resisters” who don’t plan to get a COVID vaccine soon. This article explores reasons for the hesitancy. It also demonstrates the steady gain in acceptance for coronavirus vaccines in the population.
Robert Austin discusses the challenges of recycling plastics as well as recent advances in plastic recycling. He also emphasizes how improving plastic recycling aligns with the "doing more with less" mindset on Buckminster Fuller's Spaceship Earth.
Physical isolation and psychological stress due to the pandemic restrictions continue to spur substance dependence across the U.S.
This article discusses the desire of Americans to join former President Trump's new social media platform.
The article delves into how Americans intend to spend the stimulus funds and how American spending benefits the rest of the world. We also look at who plans to invest the stimulus funds.
The IBD/TIPP Economic Optimism Index, a leading measure of consumer confidence, rose for the fourth month in a row. The April reading of the index is the highest since the Pandemic's outbreak in March 2020.
Bob Austin illustrates doing more with less on Buckminster Fuller's spaceship earth with three real-life examples.
Despite their high satisfaction with online learning, parents prefer in-school education for their children, according to our recent survey.
In this article, we examine the topic of COVID-19 vaccine acceptance using data from two TIPP Polls, one conducted in early December and the other in late February. We show that despite significant increases across the board, widespread resistance remains.
Financially, Americans are going through a rough period. It is natural to be vulnerable to financial pressures after the past twelve months, i.e., since the beginning of the pandemic and the resulting significant job losses.
Bob Austin, a veteran of the auto industry, provides a clear overview of the obstacles we face embracing electric car technology in terms of the nation's infrastructure and others in the second part of the two-part sequence. He also discusses new technologies, such as synthetic eFuel & Hydrogen.
We'd like to know what you think about why our morals and ethics index has been steadily declining. We'll evaluate and present our findings once we've gathered enough data.
In this two-part story, Bob Austin, an auto industry veteran, and a great storyteller, takes us on the journey spanning 135 years from the invention of the first automobile in 1886 to the modern-day emission-free cars.
Citing misinformation related to the unfortunate events of Jan 6, the Democratic lawmakers are now going after specific news channels. In this article, we examine Americans' views on this topic and their commitment to free speech.
While the jury is still out on the overall impact of gaming on society, TechnoMetrica’s survey shows some interesting trends that are likely to have significant and positive effects on the gaming industry’s image in the years to come.
