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guy who watches anime: I'm a weirdo

Historically, the majority of people who were around to be aware of the divine right of kings have believed in it.

On the flip side, you see frequent estimates of the net number of people who have "actively watched anime" as reaching ~1 billion people, and divine right monarchies did die out in most places by the great population boom of the 20th century. We don't have hard estimates of how many people have ever lived of course, but you see numbers like ~100 billion thrown around a lot. But of course many - most, probably - of those historical people either weren't even under divine right monarchies, or were not believers even if they were. While some of the current anime watchers probably do also believe in divine right monarchies, it is almost certainly a small quantity. This means you can pretty reliably estimate that while the currently believing in such monarchies is "more normal", it is quite possible that in a few decades watching anime will usurp it and become the more normal hobby.

"average commoner believed in divine right of kings" factoid actually just statistical error. average commoner said, "Filth, filth of a King and a King! We have no King but God. Do you think they got honestly what they have?" but was half-illiterate and wrote no histories. Kings Georg, who lived in a castle and paid 10,000 monks to justify his crimes and the crimes of his fathers, is an outlier and should not have been counted.