I doubt any kind of consciousness has that degree of correlation. People that live in a situation that demands a car get a car, people with good alternatives get way fewer cars, mostly independently on how they thing. (My guess is that consciousness correlates much better to car model than to the car/no car choice.)
I imagine there’s some confounding variable that is highly correlated to car ownership.
Maybe zip code.
Zip code, income, race, age, social consciousness, climate consciousness…so many variables that are highly correlated to car ownership
Well, income is controlled for, so it’s not that.
I doubt any kind of consciousness has that degree of correlation. People that live in a situation that demands a car get a car, people with good alternatives get way fewer cars, mostly independently on how they thing. (My guess is that consciousness correlates much better to car model than to the car/no car choice.)