Does it? Here's a proposal. Purchase 71,503 MacBook Pros of the latest generation with the latest macOS, give each of them the machine to use exclusively for 12 months. Then ask the same question again, and let's see what the responses look like.

The problem with your premise is that a decisive majority never had a real opportunity to use Macs, especially not for personal use. Even in the developed world, Macs are considered luxury devices. I have colleagues, software engineers like me, who think I'm nuts for spending 3K on a personal computer. In fact I felt nuts when I spent that kind of money on a MacBook Pro years ago. I got used to it, in fact I now make my investment back on every purchase. They however, don't.

Your data proves something entirely different, that Macs, as much as I like Apple, are still not affordable for the vast majority of people.