27 signs of a real Muscovite

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Service Research Lab IMHONET compiled for us a portrait of a modern resident of the Russian capital, taking as a basis both the obvious features of a resident of a large city, and those that no one even thinks about. This was done by analyzing millions of interconnected responses using the Profiling Smart Data complex.

Residents of the capital get to work mainly by public transport (54% of respondents), and only 14% by private car.
Most respondents use a computer at work (65%) and only 2% use tools and equipment. 8% of Muscovites earn their living with their own hands.
Only 5% of respondents are dissatisfied with their work.
Residents of Moscow try to be different in everything and be as unique dj email database list as possible. At least, this is what 73% of respondents say.
This is even evident in work relationships – 56% of Muscovites prefer to work alone, not trusting important tasks to a team.
Just over a third of the capital's residents name the desire to earn as much as possible as their most important life priority. And only 11% want to become famous .
It is quite logical that almost 60% of Moscow residents listen to the opinions of others and depend on them.
67% of respondents still consider themselves unsuccessful .
Almost a third of Moscow residents feel that their vital energy is running out.
Only 35% of Muscovites play sports at least occasionally.
About 66% of our respondents host guests once a month or less.
12. Only 13% of Muscovites consider themselves religious, while 51% consider themselves spiritual, but still not religious. And 36% of respondents consider themselves atheists.
About 60% of respondents like jokes about politics.
At the same time, in real politics they are rather passive – only 8% attended local municipal meetings at least once.
Although this did not prevent 46% of our respondents from coming to the last presidential and State Duma elections.
Muscovites are not very keen on taking on responsibility – only 25% would agree to become President of Russia.