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2y ago
Sure, I was arguing with someone about the US once so I have these sources saved. Lower income wage gains in the US: https://www.epi.org/publication/swa-wages-2023/ 13.2% from 2019 to 2023 Median income (one of th
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Its probably not entirely independent, anyone who knows these two were the only survivors of a crash will probably work to ensure things are extra careful unconsciously
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Its almost like I predicted your comment and brought up median income adjusted for cost of living in my second sentence.
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2y ago
From what I read it's possible for a bird strike to disrupt hydraulics. However there were probably a few additional engineering or pilot errors because that should not prevent a plane from putting down its landing gear, and a lack of
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From 2019 to 2023, the lowest iconome Americans have had their real (inflation adjusted) wages increase by 13.2%. The US median income is also the highest in the world when adjusted for cost of living. Perhaps the increase in homelessness i
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2y ago
Yeah I think that is the big difference. In the US it doesn't matter what the actual rules are, the lawsuits will come regardless and drive up costs massively, and many places allow local councils to reject buildings without reasoning
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2y ago
I think it's simply illegal to build housing like Tokyo does in every US city, and often every project over 3 stories needs community input and faces environmental lawsuits over things like shadows
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2y ago
I do wonder though if its cause and effect are the wrong way. Perhaps the type of person who can remember enough to get the job and be good at it is already less likely to get Alzheimers, and we just selected for those people. I think this
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2y ago
Its basically arguing that meat needs to have more expensive production processes for better safety.
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2y ago
Clinical trials started in 2008. Thats decades for something major to appear. There are minor things, but people can simply stop taking it. Given the weight lost causes years of healthy lifespan to be gained, it would take a monumental prob
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2y ago
what do you even mean by this? I can't understand what your take is.
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2y ago
Most things are toxic at high enough doses, for example too much oxygen in the air is poisionous
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2y ago
It's not just their deficit. The American economy is more diverse, productive and dynamic. For example, median income adjusted for cost of living was 32K in NZ and 48k in the US
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2y ago
I think which is usually they start you at a small dose, ramp you up in dosage, then ramp you down when its time to come off, that way you dont suddenly feel much hungrier when it goes away because you've slowly adjusted it.
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2y ago
The issue I have with this is that it treats the US government as one entity that has a singular view. I don't think the US government works like that, instead it has contradictory views within itself and especially over time as the pa
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2y ago
Perhaps there was an aggressive imperialistic authoritarian empire next door that had split germany in two and run their half into the ground economically? No, it must be that America is bad and this country had no agency as you said
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2y ago
My understanding is US healthcare is actually has the best outcomes, however Americans are sicker and those without insurance are obviously worse off.
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2y ago
What law as been broken by not implementing this feature?
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2y ago
A 2021 US census found that the average American spent 2 hours 45 minutes with their friends per week. A decade before that it was 6.5. It's probably been replaced by online interaction, but it is online interaction that feels so lonel
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2y ago
To be fair I feel like this requires being a homeowner so that you have a garage to work in
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2y ago
I will buy the next few games by Larian Stuidios after BG3 no matter what they are
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2y ago
Is instagram usage counted in active threads users? I doubt it
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Increased supply will cause prices to fall, meaning the rate of profit will not be too extreme, especially how much easier sending stuff to space is getting I cant wait, too many rare earths are dominated by BRICS countries
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2y ago
This might blow your mind, but for a condition to truly be life treating some people will probably die even if they have treatment, otherwise by definition it would not be a life threatening condition. For example doctors have to wait for s
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Manchin and Senna refused to do that, as the most conservative democrats in districts trump won by double digits. Thus they did not have the votes.
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2y ago
We aren't going to run out of efficiency gains anytime soon. And with a declining population projected, the whole infinite resources argument is less important since we can grow per person with less people
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2y ago
Surely intel would have killed off CUDA
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2y ago
I think the most important thing for its survival is it needs young contributors who care and thus can one day take over, which seems difficult to do consistently.
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2y ago
Far easier said than done
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2y ago
Talking just about games, this really doesn't work with free games. Even if there is a lengthy 'lockout' period from the real game, many games have rampant and cheap accounts for sale and doing so will make the game experienc
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