whoever the Army sides with will win in hours.

And what if the army splits in two? That happens in civil wars ya know!

What distribution are you on?

Your point doesn’t change mine at all, just adds another layer between the cause and effect.

Right, but poverty’s still not the direct cause.

I’m guessing that renters typically engage in other behaviours that accelerate aging as opposed to renting being the cause, cuz that would be totally bonkers.

Between the legs right?

Why are you making me do math?

Why can’t you just say you’re on an 8?

Great points.

He looks like an old orange baby throwing a temper tantrum

FTFY

It’s potentially more complex than you make it sound. Ever see that picture of German soldiers being shown photos of the death camps? Most Germans didn’t know about the atrocities being committed by the Nazis, most soldiers didn’t know.

We have the benefit of hindsight and knowing all of the details that were only revealed after the war ended. So we know that the SS were pure evil, but did the Ukrainians that just survived the Soviet genocide against them know that?

It’s all a messed up pile of shit, but we need to be careful about expecting everyone in the past to have the expanded knowledge we possess in the future.

I had the number of years wrong as I was relying on my terrible memory instead of looking it up before posting, that said, not sure where you are getting your numbers from since you didn’t post any links.

According to the World Bank global poverty was cut in half in 30 years, not 20 as I posted:

For 30 years, global extreme poverty had been steadily declining, and by 2015, the global extreme-poverty rate had been cut by more than half.

That’s from this link: https://www.worldbank.org/en/topic/poverty

While pre-pandemic global poverty rates had been cut by more than half since 2000,

That’s the first sentence from this article by the UN (the people you claim say poverty is increasing)

Politifact says that the claim:

“Over the last 30 years, extreme poverty has been cut in half.”

Is mostly true at this link: https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2016/mar/23/gayle-smith/did-we-really-reduce-extreme-poverty-half-30-years/

If you look at the second graph on the wikipedia page on Extreme Poverty here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extreme_poverty it looks like the total number of people in poverty was around 1.6 billion around the year 2000, but by 2015 it appears to have dropped below 800 million.

So yeah, it’s obvious that there’s a lot of variations in the numbers but still looks like my initial claim was not completely without merit.

Global poverty rates were cut in half over 20 years due to globalization, but yeah, just because westerners lost all of the low skill manufacturing jobs, it all sucks. You realize the US is still one of the biggest manufacturers on the planet but it’s for higher end complex products? Not saying there aren’t problems in the west, but globalization helped billions of people.

I’ve been using copilot and find it’s suggestions are perfectly cromulent.

Grey beards merge and increment (ie: senior devs unite and rise up)

This is the reason for me. Sometimes I don’t want to step through the code and just want to scan through a giant list of output.

It’s probably happening during atmospheric reentry considering they’re shipped in from the outer edges of the solar system.

Hollywood hacking or updating packages?

1000000% agree

The speaker of the house is the defacto boss of the parliament and that’s who invited the nazi. Even if they knew the history of everyone who enters the building, the PM couldn’t have prevented the speaker from inviting this guy. Had ANYONE known this guy’s history, this wouldn’t have happened.

The PM isn’t a dictator with total control over who gets to invite people to Parliament