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by ilkhd2 16y ago
Jefferson County, Alabama - it is more than rampant I'd say. Other examples - there is a new book - Free Lunch, which talks a lot about subtle (and not very) ways local governments subsidize WalMarts, BestBuys etc. It is very dangerous to a
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
USA is an odd mix of first world and third world. There is very little corruption in everyday life - police officers, fire department officers, general government workers - do not seem to take bribes (and indeed they do not). Yet, in upper
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
Oh, the answer is simple: Kyrgyzstan - no gas, no oil, no metals - no reason to worry. In fact the story is very complex here, and I am suspecting that was not Bakiev's deeds, but somebody else...
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
Kanneman said two things: - 60K is a point where bigger income won't make you happier. - GDP higher than 12(?)K Per capita/year will not make big difference on the wellbeing of citizen of the country.
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
Not sure. Incarceration rate is almost directly tied to rhe level of inequality in the society, so even if USA takes away these laws, will change, but dramatically.
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
hmm..Not sure. 35K in 1980 were a lot bigger money :). Superior by the way because of globalization - which created better (?) material supply, but made jobs in USA horrible trash.
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
Absolutely serious.
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
just 80 years too old..
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
Bad behaviors often have a reason behind them: stress. Stress is often created by poorly run, evil, cruel, egotistic societies. Improve social capital - the problems will decrease by themself. Why you think US is the country with highest in
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
I think, his parenting rights has to be taken back. He buys toys for kids used - which is very unhealthy. And he will not be able to buy cutting edge or very good stuff this way. No new books kids - Nope! Dad knows better. No new dress - no
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
Ok, but they have free healthcare (at least 400$/month worth), live in miserable living conditions (3 roommates in a basement), and have 0 savings. And, apparently they walk naked. Do not forget to add taxes. And waterbill. And trashbill. A
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
Read the article. Visited link to Wikipedia article? Daymit, how you can SURVIVE on 35K a year in USA??? Maybe somewhere in Mississippi, but not in North USA. Still, you'll have to eat random crap from 7-11 and macdonalds...
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
I think hidden biological mechanisms related to overpopulation have kicked in. Perhaps, subconsciously, when we see a lot more really old people living around, something switches on suggesting that reproduction can wait. Maybe informational
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
Toilet paper. May contain excrements of the previous user, source of bacteria and diseases. Cars. May have been dropped, neglected, may have bacteria and mites inside. Besides it usually has used tires and used car seats.
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
Let take him away and put Alan Greenspan instead.
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
The root cause: neoliberalism. Roll it back (already happening) and bad apples evaporate themself.
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
Tell it to pharma-corps and medical establishment that refuses to sell medicines without prescription. Trust me Cato, being right wing institution would come up with reasons why it is not good.
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
Yes, beacause it is nice to parasite on free/subsidized education of Europe/Asia. And native borns should compete, compete, compete, pay off education loans, compete, compete, compete...
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
Alas, most of people saw Avatar, and believe that it was the best movie in the history of genre..
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
Well... they are all bad. Modern industry is not green yet. So, even though I am a green guy, but I would still choose on basis of device's functionality.
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
Surprisingly, but the same IMHO is true for the industry. No teenager prodigies in garage can change modern landscape, owned by big corps an research establishments.
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
I knew an old man. who covered his PC with a plastic cover, to prevent from catching viruses.
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
What about tail-call optimization? What about "correct" generics (as in .NET)? What about startup time? What about closures? Anyway old useless flame.
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
Well, the friend with COMPANY, may have NO REAL positions open. And you may be ALREADY very experienced in technology. So to break through bureaucracies of job agencies/HR departments, you need to apply some grease. Yes it is deception, I k
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
Interesting, but the way the article is presented... Feels like it is written by Scr33p7 K1ddi3.
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
Bernanke is a sly fox. He talked a lot of richness, richer-country->more services->better wealth and so on, but he refused to speak about inequality. USA is as unequal as many african countries, have very high incarceration rate an
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
Find a friend who runs small software company, bribe him a bit, so you can then easily write that you worked in his company a year.
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
So was mad cow disease: phosphororganics are bad for brain.
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
Oh yeah, let's blame the poor people, they make bad decision, but brilliant minds on the Wall street are just hurt victims.
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
I think that a nice lawsuit can help with multiplying the money they owe.

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