pg938hkd

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by pg938hkd 3y ago
I mean in the end everyone gets more space and opportunity that’s not a bad thing. Quality of life and gdp are not the same thing
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by pg938hkd 3y ago
Yeah but she’s going to get 4 a week not 4 per lifetime
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by pg938hkd 3y ago
It’s declining quickly so perhaps it already has but prices are sticky and don’t move down more than 15-20 % a year
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by pg938hkd 3y ago
Yeah never patch unless it’s broken
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by pg938hkd 3y ago
The iq test can drop its standardized at 100 meaning average person scores 100. You have to standardize it for different population groups which cases issues when you test non represented populations
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by pg938hkd 3y ago
No they can’t otherwise wages would have been up 30% in the last 5 years
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by pg938hkd 3y ago
They will lag so people will be poorer
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by pg938hkd 3y ago
Maybe we never set ours up. No reason to do that unless the utility changes rates based on time of use
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by pg938hkd 3y ago
Who pays nurses more just because they are good? In a lot of professions rates are set by governments or institutions and there is not enough competition between businesses for wages.
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by pg938hkd 3y ago
Ok but correct for taxes subtract healthcare, add npv of pensions, dental and child care. I think you would end up much closer maybe even ahead for France. Also mean per capital lies because you have to average in besos and musk. Median is
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by pg938hkd 3y ago
A large portion of your food bill is rent. High rent prices show up as high food costs high store prices and higher prices for services
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by pg938hkd 3y ago
A lot of people don’t understand how time poor middle and lower class Americans are. Lower class jobs rob people off of their time by forcing long commutes and inefficient child care arrangements. People end up eating junk because they are
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by pg938hkd 3y ago
I assume that’s a product of house price inflation. Or because you count mandatory retirement savings. If you did the same calculation in France for NPV of pension you would probably get a similar or better result
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by pg938hkd 3y ago
That’s not true. Many companies people work at provide them little to no incentive to work harder or better, yet still a lot of people try to do so. Lots of places have almost no possibility of promotion just the ability to go elsewhere. So
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by pg938hkd 3y ago
I think Amazon doesn’t even know what they are selling anymore because sellers are gaming the algorithm and swapping items out after they get good reviews.
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by pg938hkd 3y ago
If you can get it. Wait times are 3-6 months sometimes 2 years
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by pg938hkd 3y ago
It actually will require additional infrastructure or at least some changes to metering to encourage nightly charging instead of at like 5pm
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by pg938hkd 3y ago
Data centers. And it’s centrally located
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by pg938hkd 3y ago
Yeah but it adds a month of flow when you need to make clothes to the latest trends that’s way too long. Also you want to try samples and inspect the process so you need people on site all that adds friction.
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by pg938hkd 3y ago
I mean if of course it’s not coming back. Clothing has a huge labor component and labor is expensive in the USA. Way cheaper to pay 1$ a day than 20$ an hour. But even if you fixed that the sub component infrastructure isn’t there. The raw
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by pg938hkd 3y ago
I think it’s the celebrity endorsements. They really live in the Jordan name/brand. Kind of like adidas lives on soccer and for a while yeezy branding.
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by pg938hkd 3y ago
Nike quality is atrocious materials are garbage grade but shoes still sell for 200+
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by pg938hkd 3y ago
Most people who are that rich engage in some sort of lawbreaking behavior to get there. Those that rose slower were able to build a history of political contributions and buy influence to protect against prosecution. If you rose to greatnes
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by pg938hkd 3y ago
Ignore the problem and pretend it doesn’t exist
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by pg938hkd 3y ago
Yeah but hitting 300-500k is still quite comfortable