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Comment #38642636
This is very neat! The effect has only been observed up to three years out, but this seems like it could become a pretty cost-effective option? Also, misc side note: I keep reading…
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Comment #36985497
I know this is written like it's supposed to make us sympathetic, but the engineer seems completely in the wrong here for reasons unrelated to his ethnicity or what language he was…
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Comment #36973179
Are you replying to the link I posted? One of the summary bullet points: "More than half of young women not employed or in school (54 percent) fall into one of three categories rel…
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Comment #36972944
I don't think it's mostly a male phenomenon. The original article says hikkikomori are about equally likely to be male as female. There are also more female NEETs worldwide, though…
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Comment #36972854
I agree on indexing retirement age to lifespan, but I doubt that would get much support. See ex. the protests in France. In the U.S., the elderly are a very powerful voting bloc. I…
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Comment #36972641
Can you expand on the family court claims? From what I've heard, fathers who ask for custody are slightly favored over mothers in family court. Women only end up with custody so mu…
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Comment #36972517
The original article here also says "The largest proportion of people affected [by being a hikkikomori] were in their 40s or 50s and roughly equally divided between men and women."…
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Comment #36972270
Social security is almost double the outlay of Medicare. We should definitely be looking at decreasing medical prices (especially for enraging subtopics like insulin), but I imagin…
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Comment #36972180
https://ourworldindata.org/working-hours Looks like Japanese people worked significantly more hours than Americans in the 80s and 90s, the gap narrowed in the 00s, and the U.S. jus…
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Comment #36972073
In at least my bubble of the US (Republican ~40yr old family members), there's starting to be some grumbling along the same lines, too. Although I don't usually think of the U.S. a…
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Comment #36971881
Japan often faces claims of especially harsh work culture with terrible hours/overtime expectations; I would expect that to contribute more than things like grandmothers being crue…
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Comment #36943709
Maybe a dumb question, but to implement pay-per-mile, why not just increase the gas tax? I'd love there to be fewer (unnecessary) cars around, but dislike the idea of ULEZ CCTV exp…
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Comment #36941829
Unfortunately I've spent time on Reddit, where people in a controversial conversation would sometimes drastically edit or delete their messages (or mods would delete them), making …
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Comment #36899926
I think "the kind of person unwilling to be a doctor without [some level of] protection from medical malpractice lawsuits shouldn't be qualified to be a doctor" would be false - th…
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Comment #36899662
I'm wary of kicking the hornet's nest here, but just as a note, a lot of the highest-profile "just cause" cases have a lot of disagreement around the actual details. Thanks to the …
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Comment #36898484
I think approximately everybody agrees with these ideals, but approximately nobody agrees on how to achieve them in the real world. Or agrees about comparative importance - ex. wei…
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Comment #36898223
We might have a genuine disagreement then, because I have a very strong preference against police being "dangerously understaffed". Given other societal forces (i.e. decreasing men…
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Comment #36897548
Ah, this I agree with. Qualified immunity has protected police in a few way-too-shady circumstances. However, as a side effect, I think a lot of police would leave their jobs (or l…
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Comment #36897376
I've read that when visiting the Vatican, you can pay extra to be allowed to walk through before regular admission starts. Which seems totally worth the cost, but a) keeps it out o…
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Comment #36896557
Is this your actual argument? You will accept nothing less than literally zero? Surely you realize that this is impossible among any group of people (including police) in literally…
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Comment #36893115
I think it would be more similar to prohibition than pineapple pizza, at least to people who care about it. Presumably less alcohol/less gay marriage is expected to help save peopl…
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Comment #36883522
Wood decays when there is sufficient air and moisture. Wood used for construction is dried before being used, and unless there's a leak / excessive humidity, should be able to last…
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Comment #36883384
If the only reason you are kind to humans is because it's practically useful to you, I can understand why you don't care about animals. While I'm sad I have to exist on the same pl…
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Comment #36883276
> Happy, well fed, cared for animals are the tastiest and healthiest Surely you don't think the masses buying big macs give half a crap? Meat just needs to be cheap and edible, and…