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TIL That up to 62% of Icelanders believe in Elves
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[72% of Americans believe in Angels](https://news.gallup.com/poll/193271/americans-believe-god.aspx)
If I had to choose (and fortunately I don’t), I’d go for Elves – they seem like more fun.
Never getting off of the rock changes a person.
I believe it as we have trolls everywhere
Irish people don’t believe in fairies any more, we’ve put that superstition behind us.
“So would you dig up a fairy fort?”
“God no! I’m not stupid!”
REPRESENTING /r/Iceland here.
**WE DO NOT BELIEVE IN ELVES**
The other 38% believe in thems-elves.
Absolutely no different to believing in “god” I suppose
100% of pollsters believe everything people tell them.
r/erwinsaunders wants a word.
Wonder what that stat is in Ireland? Should probably give it a goog.
i love this