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by runsWphotons 3y ago
really doubt artists are going to do better than pennies in france vs anywhere else. US is a good place to be an artist.
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
I like this book and everyone complaining about the math and math notation is a silly goose.
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
Wolves seem somewhat scary in a different way in that they can work together. I just posted that link since someone asked. I would be inclined to guess this won't be a big issue while the numbers are relatively small and there is plent
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wolf_attacks
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
How accurately could we predict when betelgeuse will go? What are the CIs?
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
Just to emphasize, indeed "look at the numbers". The gap between 2014 and 2022 is about 2/100,000--that is over 6000 people. This isnt some statistical anomaly---it is a real increase. Crime is going up.
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
That chart shows exactly what I said, we have the highest rates since the mid 90s and there is a clear upward trend since 2014 (ten years ago now). Thats not "playing games"---its a lot more true than what the OP said.
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
What I said is true, and what the op said is false and the stats you posted show this. What is actually misleading is saying something outright false like the OP. The homicide rate is higher than it has been since the mid 90s. People are wo
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
No they are higher than theyve been in like 30 years (since mid 90s). And they have been trending up for like 10 years, not just pandemic thing.
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
20-25,000 murders per year. Around 40,000 fatal car crashes. Around 5-7000 fatal accidents involving pedestrians. Everyone excited about waymo but opposed to gun and knife wielding security robots.
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
I like that this article has a wrong conversion in the first sentence.
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
Chicago is mostly real
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
Maybe we should ban knives too.
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
I am pretty dubious of this based on the age distribution of deaths (most were over 65 and 50-65 is the only bracket with large numbers who werent below retirement age--average is 61) but thank you for providing a counter argument with data
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
The people who died would have mostly been retired or lower productivity. Shouldnt impact labor costs much. Age pyramid definitely would though.
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
Well, you have insurance, facilities, logistics. Local area matters a lot. For each family there should be some point, a little below the lower earners salary probably, where they'd rather just stay home themselves than pay for care. T
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
I suspect the equilibrium proce for childcare is like just under the average womans salary.
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
This is sarcasm.
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
There is also the fact that they nerfed it from the get go to some extent. So we know they have been working on it and also they had already expended a lot of effort to make it "safer" (and it probably is safer but also much more
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
Even if that happens, they will have plenty of housing. Worse things to make too much of abound.
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
There are great new ideas here though like seizing all the beachfront vacation homes
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
People have been saying this forever but their economy keeps going along and does not look like it will stop until a dmeographic crisis.
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
Lots of theories here but if you point out there are more immigrants than new house starts every year, you get flagged. The real source of the problem is people with vacation homes.
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
when the first word of the first sentence is incorrect english it doesnt give a great impression. I have never heard anyone say "graph plays an imoortant role in..." authors should fix it
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
I climb the same in the gym on lead as outside. I think this is being exaggerated in this thread or its something specific to bay area or something.
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
i think it looks like what you would make if you werent as skilled, didnt have the right rock, or the tools that were as good as later sculptures. but its still neat.
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
its not as lifelike as i hoped when i opened. not a Michelangelo.
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
Sure.
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
I do think it is worse in parts of scandanavia and parts of paris for example. But i think neighborhoods in America are fairly segregated and people would choose that even more if possible.(In that sense maybe the government does do somewha
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
Do you think America actually integrates people well? I don't think I agree, outside of a certain strata of more prestigious institutions and firms. I.e. Google may integrate people pretty well to google. But broadly speaking I think w

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