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anemoiac

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About anemoiac

Squirrel connoisseur, cat evangelist, and breaker of things.

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    Comment #48904170

    The article's dek is relevant here: > The region isn’t the world’s richest, or its most populous, or the one that spends the most on sport. Yet in men’s football it has spent decad…

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    Comment #46230257

    Is this satire?

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    Comment #44364683

    Having a bachelor's degree in CS doesn't mean that you're underemployed if you work as a programmer or something in business. The criteria for underemployment in the referenced rep…

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    Comment #42948098

    Institutional knowledge often plays a huge role here, but can be difficult to measure. A team member whose experience allows them to quickly provide needed context that would other…

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    Comment #42792450

    Not saying I agree that this is an actual Chinese strategy, but the idea is that, for now, they just don't drill production wells that pull from these reserves, not that they stop …

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    Comment #42515274

    Zoning is a scapegoat that allows us to avoid thinking critically about the "fuzzier" complexities behind housing prices. Of course it may be a primary driver of rising prices in s…

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    Comment #40630206

    This is a modern (American?) take, though. In many cultures, especially traditionally, age is accompanied by experience, wisdom, and even power.

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    Comment #40581828

    A world with high levels of inequality is also a world where power is highly concentrated, which makes the focus of the majority largely irrelevant... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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    Comment #39948384

    So what? Did the lack of immediate notification impact anything?

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    Comment #39911939

    I mean... the price is still more than twice what it was a year ago ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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    Comment #39849717

    The "Oh, well everyone has a little bit of ADHD..." opinion seems to be fairly popular, perhaps due to the increasing ubiquity of digital distractions we all encounter daily, but r…

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    Comment #39536291

    This isn't really news to anyone, but the headline dramatically understates the actual situation if we extend beyond the conventional understanding of 'jobs that require a college …

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    Comment #39506073

    That would also be true but, yes, the population would be decreasing without immigration from regions with higher birth rates.

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    Comment #39503246

    Wouldn't most of the so-called "West" already be in the process of depopulation, based on current birthrates, if not for immigration from other regions?

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    Comment #39501550

    It seems like you didn’t finish your response… Why is depopulation terrifying? And why shouldn’t we be concerned about resource constraints? Malthus being wrong implies nothing abo…

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    Comment #39452495

    Yeah, definitely not a great experience for anyone on a team that already doesn't have enough time to do their actual work...

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    Comment #39424271

    Why can’t businesses just charge enough to pay their employees adequately and eliminate tipping altogether? Tipping adds unnecessary ambiguity and degrades the customer experience.…

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    Comment #39343924

    TIL (I initially only read the first half of the article). I still think opposition to their presence differs from the anti-wolf movement in the continental US, which is primarily …

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    Comment #39343591

    This is pure conjecture (and probably the 2,897th such "article" this year carrying this empty premise). The chart provided by the article even shows that this year's lay-offs have…

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    Comment #39343537

    Major difference is that musk oxen are essentially an invasive species, whereas wolves play a critical role in the surrounding ecosystem. Look into the impact of Wolf reintroductio…

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    Comment #39343452

    What the ubiquitous prescriptions of college education as a panacea for mass unemployment seem to miss is that, for most, a college degree is primarily a signalling mechanism inten…

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    Comment #39155916

    Ecological Economics has been around since the '80s...

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    Comment #39098770

    IQ still measures the same thing...

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    Comment #39098753

    Geez, what about all the other studies telling me to fear for my life? I don't know what to believe!