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The generally mentioned figure is 30 million daily (across the globe), but that's already from several years ago. If anyone has any recent stats on this, I'd greatly appreciate it.
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Sure, sure, more tech-support finger-pointing!
And if the cat is hurt in any way, we'll tell who sent them.
This is really a Quantum Physics question and it should be posted on that community forum. :-)
One. The same presentation is just given over and over. Seriously, there is no way anyone can know. I'm sitting in front of a presentation right now. How does anyone know? Who would be keeping track? If anyone is, I would be really worried.
Actually, doing surveys with a decent sample would yield some good predictive power about this. They don't need to know exactly how many individual presentations are happening at every moment in time. I can watch the highway near my house for 5 minutes and give you a pretty good prediction of how many cars pass in a day.
And are you actually GIVING it or are you just sitting there staring at it?
Does it count one way and not the other?
What if it's on the screen but you're not even paying attention to it? Shouldn't that count, since it's pretty much the typical powerpoint presentation scenario?