Row 43404

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Gemini did drop the ball here, but, to be fair, your search query was also wrong.

I would say that, in an ideal scenario, Gemini should have figured out what you *meant* to search for and then given you that statistic. I can’t read the entire thing, but your query starts off with “percentage of boomers holding…” and presumably ends with “…seats in Congress,” or something to that effect. That would be equal to the (number of Boomers in Congress [currently?]) ÷ (total number of Boomers [in the U.S.?]) × 100%, which would be some minuscule fraction of 1%, as very, very few Boomers happen to be members of Congress. For instance, I know many Boomers and not a single one of them is in Congress. *Ahem…*

The exact percentage would depend on a few details that remain unspecified (currently held seats? exact definition of Boomers? where are you getting your data? etc.), but, regardless, **I doubt that’s the statistic you were actually looking for.** You *probably* meant to look for the “percentage of [current] seats in Congress held by Boomers,” which is roughly around 50%.

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text Gemini did drop the ball here, but, to be fair, your search query was also wrong. I would say that, in an ideal scenario, Gemini should have figured out what you *meant* to search for and then given you that statistic. I can’t read the entire thing, but your query starts off with “percentage of boomers holding…” and presumably ends with “…seats in Congress,” or something to that effect. That would be equal to the (number of Boomers in Congress [currently?]) ÷ (total number of Boomers [in the U.…
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