I haven't actually done the math out for what the case will be going forward, given that cases have gone down. Especially with all the controversy nowadays, it would be harder to pinpoint accurate numbers.
Interestingly enough I think the drop in the 2000s is likely due to cellphone and smart phone proliferation .
I don't know exactly what the figure will be in the future, but I think it's pretty clear that 1-5, at the very least have previously been sexual ly assaulted in some way.
Anyway, even if we reference the serial victimization (lol I am beyond tired of this at this point) taking 20% off my initial figure of 4.7% is still higher than 4% and doesn't include population size or higher incidence numbers.
Do you think it's fair to say 20% is a number we xan agree on? Or no. If no, why.
