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Comment #31786010
We can probably feed everyone given expected population growth through 2050 with a lot of work, unless there is some huge disaster: https://www.wri.org/insights/how-sustainably-fee…
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Comment #31782835
People don't talk about world population because population growth is mainly happening in the developing world where environmental damage is small per capita compared to the develo…
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Comment #31781800
"Asylum seeker" is a specific term, for example see this UN glossary: https://www.unhcr.org/449267670.pdf . In particular it's not about huddled masses, it's about people escaping …
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Comment #31780396
From https://beautyschoolprograms.com/cosmetology-licensing-requi... you can see that some states have licenses available with lower requirements. Two examples from the link: * Ida…
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Comment #31772164
I never said a good job, I said a minimally correct job. You can't evaluate whether someone can trim around the ears safely if their haircut is so bad they don't trim around the ea…
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Comment #31770016
If you can't give a haircut then you can't give a safe haircut. Specific example: most people expect a basic haircut for a man to trim around the ears. If I never trim around the e…
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Comment #31769896
Every state has similar requirements: https://beautyschoolprograms.com/cosmetology-licensing-requi... . Anyway no one is going to die or go to the ER from lice or getting their ear…
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Comment #31769410
To check that someone can give a haircut safely you have to check that they can give a haircut at all, which means the haircut needs to be at some minimal level of quality.
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Comment #31767913
You still need some licensing to ensure people understand the basics, like hygiene, since everyone has an interest in making sure hairdressers won't spread lice or accidentally cut…
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Comment #31767243
A lot of barber/cosmetologist training is hands-on with customers while an instructor watches. Also keep in mind that a lot of work on hair can be complicated using dangerous chemi…
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Comment #31760232
You might like to consider Noam Chomsky's take on the Financial Times in https://www.ft.com/content/bcdefd38-3beb-3506-b24c-82285ac87... from 2013: > [T]he business press has a dif…
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Comment #31757186
> Advocating for higher wages to fight inflation is non-sensical. It just exacerbates inflation and requires even further wage gains to keep even. By exacerbate I suppose you're im…
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Comment #31756897
In practice in the U.S. the early part of a PhD program can be very similar to a master's. It's relatively common for people who leave PhD programs to walk away with a master's deg…
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Comment #31756593
It looks like Ubuntu Core lets you disable automatic updates for snaps: https://ubuntu.com/core/docs/refresh-control .
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Comment #31756420
Farming as a necessity didn't happen until late prehistory and early history. Before that people hunted, fished or foraged for their daily food. They had nothing worth stealing or …
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Comment #31755993
There is plenty of meat available that is almost cruelty-free. A factory farmed broiler chicken lives its entire 60,480 minutes (six weeks) in agony, while a hunted deer or pasture…
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Comment #31754299
I'm vegetarian and not vegan partly because the full purity and ingredient checking and all that is not good for my mental health. So maybe I understand where you are coming from, …