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UrsaMedius
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Comment #31029500
It means that today.
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Comment #30811702
Population density (on a national scale) is not relevant. Sweden is an urbanized country, like most (all?) of the western world. More than 85% of Swedes live in urban environments:…
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Comment #30811340
Thanks!
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Comment #30811120
"Many elderly people were administered morphine instead of oxygen despite available supplies, effectively ending their lives." This is from the abstract, but as far as I could find…
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Comment #30659444
Is there a point you're trying to make with this question or are you just being defensive?
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Comment #28586155
No, population density is how many people live in a certain area. They can live spread out over the entire area (rural) or concentrated in cities and similar (urban).
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Comment #28586093
Why do you think population density matters? Does it matter that Swedish forests are large than Israeli deserts? What might/probably matter(s) is the degree of urbanisation.
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Comment #26862008
Elm would be a great fit for that. The language, IMO, manages to be both simple and powerful. And the Elm compiler is a joy to use (great error messages and very fast). I haven't u…
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Comment #26292462
What's your point? That the US government would default on their loans?
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Comment #26132699
However, schools should never treat stupid and intelligent children the same. Not everyone is cut out to be a rocket surgeon. But your argument means that we should hold back all f…
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Comment #26132605
This was basically the exact point I was trying to make.
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Comment #26131638
What you call "most and least gifted" is in my opinion better described as "most and least privileged". And coeducation of students of different levels of privilege just seems like…
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Comment #25342911
You might be interested in Unison, where you edit code in text but let the manager/runtime handle the storage. It changes how you need to work with VCS quite a lot. https://www.uni…
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Comment #24754069
.NET Core does support both WinForms and WPF, but only on Windows (with no plans for other OS). Maybe that's what you meant and I just misunderstood? Regardlessly it used to be the…
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Comment #24717700
Those are the worst flu seasons (in recent history) in Sweden.
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Comment #24717663
This is an oversimplification. What specifics do you claim puts Sweden closer to the other Nordics than other European contries? For example, Sweden had school breaks around the ti…
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Comment #24648407
It does not matter if Sweden is the outlier - it is the other Nordic countries that instated (and maintain!) emergency measures regarding travel. I don't know how anyone could clai…
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Comment #24642102
What a silly comment. The comment about masks seems particularly misguided now that it should be obvious that it was indeed possible to flatten the curve without mask mandates (or …
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Comment #24641870
Considering that cases seem to be increasing again, there is obviously not herd immunity and thus that's not what happened.
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Comment #24351179
The Swedish report "Education and Economic Development - What does empirical research show about casual inter-relationships?" https://www.regeringen.se/rapporter/2005/12/ess-20054/…