mi_noi_noi

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   by mi_noi_noi 10y ago

   And you are conflating acquiring skills with education.
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   by mi_noi_noi 10y ago

   I am Norwegian and wonder how much of this is cultural. Most people here know that the rest of the world has much lower living standards. So for many it is perhaps rude or shameful to claim to be unhappy or dissatisfied. I know it says &quo
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   by mi_noi_noi 10y ago

   Let's say we got to a point where every single individual has a bachelors or higher? What would that change? What about if everyone got a Masters or higher? You think this will change anything? I doubt it, there would just be an increa
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   by mi_noi_noi 10y ago

   I think you are the one who is ahistorical. Even in the most failed of government systems, anarchist societies and black markets: people engange in economic activity ("earn money"). You don't even have to look at history, you
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   by mi_noi_noi 10y ago

   What if you don't like any cities or states? With charities you can always make your own. Don't have that option in your system. I'm not American, but aren't some taxes that go to education/welfare/healthcare o
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   by mi_noi_noi 10y ago

   You could say charities are better in the sense that: - You at least have more than one choice. If the charity you give to performs poorly by whatever metrics you value, you can give to another one next time. - It is voluntary. Nobody with
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