I am now done surveying blogger ages, as I forgotten why I originally cared. Anyhoo, we have 2118 years distributed amongst 62 bloggers. That makes the official average age of a blogger to be…
(drum roll)
34.1612903225806451612903225806452 years of age.
So, that is now the super scientific (look at all the decimal places!) result of my survey. If some reporter asks you what is the average age of a warblogger is, you tell them “about 34 years of age.” And if they ask you how you know, tell them some scientific guy named Frank told you. Also, if you are blogging and are not 34 years old, now you know that you are weird.
So, contact the press agencies and spread the word. And someone tell Glenn Reynolds so he’ll link to me. I’ve been hitting record visits to my blog lately, but I want even more visits! MORE! MORE! HA HA HA HA!
Dude, you just called me weird and you want links from me?
At least I’m not as old as some other people around here.
Age & guile always wins you know.
Michele, I meant everyone was weird except you 🙂
wow, i just truned 34.161 years old this morning so i must be a normal blogger; what a coincidence
Nonsense.
Bloggers average 3416.12903225806451612903225806452 years of age.
Sincerely,
Marc Herold.
You can add a 31 to it to bring it down a millionth of a deciman place ;-). As far as getting more traffic… It’s because your site freakin rocks. You have THE funniest junk on the whole blogdom.
Hmm.
I’m 36.
I feel freaky.
OK, so that 34 years and just shy of 59 days. I turned 34 on Jan 10, so I need to wait until Mar 10 to start blogging (OK, technically, late night on Mar 9).
OK, so what’s the average age of the folks who read but don’t (actively) blog (like me).
I’ll start off – born October 8, 1929.
Well, if you have the data, why not calculate the standard deviation (most spreadsheets have that function)? Then we’d know what the normal ranges are, and who are the real outliers.
34? Seems right to me. I turn 34 on July 6. I am an Analytical (Pharmaceutical) Chemist with an excellent appreciation for statistics. This data seems irrefutable! B)
Okay, you just got another visit. From an outlier.
I’m with Greenbear – what’s the median age? Is the data normally distributed? Is age correlated with political leanings? There’s so much we must know.
Or not. Up to you, really.
I agree with the author.
So if a person reads this post 18 months in the future, and is 34 then, does that count?