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throwaway33381
3y ago
No they're not stop making things up. Most Japanese people and families cannot afford to travel. Wages in japan have not risen since the 90s and have actually gone down with inflation. https://nbakki.hatenablog.com/entr
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3y ago
It sounds more to do with correlation vs causation people who are more likely to greet others could have a variety of different factors in their lives making them feel less isolated. One of them unironically states that it helps with the Ca
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What could Universal Early Childcare look like?
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Those aren't NEETs but rather unemployed men unable to continue working often they're construction workers who's bodies give out. Since they are unable to be retrained in the Japanese system they often end up destitute and ho
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3y ago
13% of Americans are NEETs in comparison to 3% of Japanese it's not an Asian or Cultural issue it's a systemic one. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NEET
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This doesn't really show much besides the fact that for many European Countries they don't suffer from the same form of income inequality as we do. Note that Japan is ranked 15 yet is one of the worst examples of this. The Social
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3y ago
Europe never abandoned it's "Elitist Discrimination" instead they build it into the foundations of the education system. It's a different model that instead relies on the fact that for most Europeans their lives are ofte
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For most jobs real wages haven't gone up at all adjusted with inflation. Others have mostly gone down in wages, most specifically service type jobs which are critical for basic needs. When you can't afford to live why bother?
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That's it's problem it never really want any further. It's just a generic rpg game. Which is fine for a lot of people, but it wasn't a world. It didn't feel alive or real. Nothing really connected to each other. It
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3y ago
Yep. This is pretty well said.
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3y ago
Sometimes I read these threads and see a lot of parents who seem to think that their child inherently loves something but to me it sort of looks like it's more of a forceful grooming. The word usage of some of the top comments is well
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3y ago
I feel as though this isn't that surprising when you realize that for most municipalities police forces are revenue generators. Meaning that their main job is in increasing the funding of the precincts they belong to by issuing tickets
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It's true there are but even these examples are in my opinion too small scale. I had hopes with the reboot of Cyberpunk 2077 but it was largely a miss. It had the cybernetics but not anything else. Personally I think that when Cyberpun
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That's where things tend to become more complicated. It's dependent on what you're writing and when it's occurring. It's a big leap from retinal displays and discrete leds to full on eyes. Neuroprosthetics especiall
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Personally I don't think Cyberpunk as a genre has died but rather that it had failed to adapt, by the early 00s we weren't as sure as to how technology would progress into the future and many of the existing assumptions they had m
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Yeah that's true. Though usually I see more of a retinal display but that's also more of a times piece sort of thing. Carrying around goggles is also kind of makes you really stand out. Google Glasses were pretty interesting in th
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I always felt that a lot of the aesthetic choices in the cyberpunk genre have been subject to scrutiny as the genre aged. Things like black leather outfits to punk rock. The overall tone of cyberpunk as a genre has always been a favorite of
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It sounds more like an excuse to continue to output oil while doing absolutely nothing to stop the further degradation of out environment.
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Too many animations. Probably loading in a lot of custom js. Honestly keeping it simple is probably the best bet it already looks pretty generic for these kinds of sites the animations don't really help. Often the goal for those is sub
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Huh I'm always skeptical of anything that goes viral on twitter, usually theyre marketing campaigns looking at individual youtube videos most dont even have ~25k views. Personally, this looks like a lazy attempt at fake advertising whe
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That's true. Though, I've always hoped to play a more realistic version of Game Dev Tycoon. Which might sound weird to say. Just going over what it actually is and how people are often worked to their core. Kind of like Darkest Du
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Oh wow, these developers take this seriously. Well I guess a suspense of disbelief is always important for these games. But it does make you wonder how many people will legitimately think they'll be able to run a small business by play
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Heh. I can't tell if this game is satire or not. https://youtu.be/l8zQ3piJpqs?t=289 Note: From the blog itself.
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I remember reading it having to do with diet. But as trends such as "super foods" grow and the obesity epidemic expands into south america, these trends likely aren't going to last. As staple foods in latin american countries
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The irony to call Asians white when most Asians that have migrated recently come from predominately South Asia and are dark/darker skinned.
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Yeah. Copyright laws in Japan are extremely strict. I would not be surprised at a complete ban on this. This is just a fluff piece like a lot of ads coming in recently.
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Yep. Nonprofits are broken by design. Sometimes you see egregious forms of corruption like this other times as things grow larger in scale, administrative fees, nice vacations or group events for leadership. Honestly, non-profit status does
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This happens due to the fact that working in IT what you see instead is that individuals they deem inferior are not hired. Racism is a very big think in both Asian and American Culture. In systems such as the University of Texas we see outc
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No. People have tried to use Grammarly for this. Using Chat GPT as a linter for writing is a terrible idea and I wouldn't suggest anyone use it. I wouldn't be surprised if Chat GPT hallucinated suggestions and problems in writing.
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This is a bias, the people you interacted with that shared their results and told you that they found a job reinforce your believe in the rate. But the reality is that often, the ones not finding opportunities do not talk about not finding
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