Would you date a demon?

The Korea Herald
7:33 AM

According to a recent study, up to 70% of Koreans surveyed stated they would, "under no circumstance," date a demon.

This is a contrast to previous years' figures of 80% or above. Does the shift correlate with the younger generation's supposed attitude shift towards demons in society? Researchers have yet to answer this question.

In one study conducted within the past month, scientists analyzed individuals claiming to be of human-demon descent— an interspecies mix previously thought to be impossible. The data is still under analysis, yet evidence points towards the strong probability of the claim being truthful.

Along with these findings, major anti-demon groups such as Human First have spoken out against the study. The group's spokesman Kim Minkyo stated in a Friday conference:

"Even the mere idea of demons and humans producing offspring is unnatural and wrong. Studies addressing such concepts ought to be outright banned, in fear they promote the idea to impressionable youth."

These sentiments were met with both praise and criticism from opponent political groups.
Differing anti-demon groups suggest the studies should continue as to prove the theory of human-demon incompatibility once and for all.

The study's final results are expected to print in a week's time.
All delays and results will be published here.
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In other news:
Pharmaceutical company under fire for usage of sacred herb in vitamin supplements; suspected link to death of over 300 demons. Company denies the inclusion of the herb was intentional.

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started 04.22.20

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