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TL;DR - In underdeveloped countries with high discrepancies, it's usually because of war and/or terrible labor conditions. In developed countries with low dis
by Pikamander2 3y ago
TL;DR -
In underdeveloped countries with high discrepancies, it's usually because of war and/or terrible labor conditions.
In developed countries with low discrepancies, it's usually because of less proactive healthcare, more high-risk behavior, and natural factors.
- garrickvanburen 3y agoSo, a higher tolerance for risk - either individually (rogue electrician) or culturally imposed (enlistment).
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