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“We come from the earth, we return to the earth, and in between we garden.”

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@GarciaP34066435 @LeaBourseFR Oui clairement l' OP ne sait pas de quoi elle parle

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@LeaBourseFR Vous ne savez pas comment cela fonctionne. L'avantage en nature est taxé + la grille des salaires des IEG commencent en dessous du SMIC donc il faudrait mécaniquement compensé la perte de salaire. Par contre que les retraités bénéficient encore de l'avantage c'est contestable...

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@FrenchResponse Nah this account is better when it defends french interest

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@goodalexander these coffees are not gonna drink themselves

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@Valen10Francois How much GDP is it with California ?

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@sc_cath Vraiment il faut marteler le point 3 il semble incompris par la majorité : "Le tx d’imposition optimal est déterminé par le point au-delà duquel l’utilité soc de la dépense pb financée par une hausse supp impôts devient inf à la somme de l’utilité de la dépense privée[...]

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@JohnSexton8676 @benlandautaylor Taxes were secondary, it was about freedom and establishing industry

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@trader95099 Il va jouer le rôle d'éminence grise de l'europe probablement

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@iamRobONeill Truer words have never been pronounced

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@Valen10Francois l'union européenne doit s'inspirer de ce type de propagande, bien plus efficace que celle actuelle

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@YungPutin1 Can you link the full interview

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@MietDavid D'où provient cette infographie ? merci

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Loved it

[The Students @0xthestudents]

The Youth Revolution Isn't For Us

Samo Burja and Wolf Tivy cover gerontocracy. Generational youth politics are a dead end: the "youth" will be old by the time they take power. Change can come only from empowering new classes willing to gamble on their own "nepo babies".

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New counter-narrative just droped:

[Emu Brigadier @emubrigadier]

Mates, please.

Just stop with this BS: "175,000 people die from heat in Europe every year, while in the US only 3,000 do."

The comparison is bogus.

If we compare apples to apples, the numbers are much closer, and the US does not necessarily come out looking the best.

Let me explain.

I'm an AC-loving emu, but I'm also a perfectly objective emu, so let's go!

For starters, the 175,000 figure covers the WHO European Region, which includes countries such as Russia and the nations of Central Asia. It's basically a catch-all region with nearly a billion people, and some of those countries are hot, autocratic, and relatively underdeveloped.

But that's not the biggest problem.

The biggest problem is methodological.

The American "small" figure of roughly 3,000 comes from death certificates. Heat must be listed as a cause of death or a contributing factor. I don't know exactly how the coding works, but essentially someone qualified has to look at the deceased and conclude, "Yeah, heat defo played a role."

The European 175,000 figure is based on statistical modelling. Analysts estimate how many deaths are correlated with high temperature and then convert that relationship into an annual number of heat-related deaths.

This methodology does not require a coroner to explicitly identify heat as a contributing factor.

The European method naturally produces higher estimates.

The American method naturally produces lower estimates.

So if we want a genuine apples-to-apples comparison, we need to apply the same methodology to different countries.

And researchers have done exactly that.

A 2015 Lancet study estimated temperature-related mortality across multiple countries. While it included only four European countries: Italy, Spain, Sweden, and the UK, it allows for a more meaningful comparison.

Using a similar methodology and adjusting for population, the United States would come out somewhere in the middle. It would have roughly 10,000 heat-related deaths per year—lower than Italy and Spain, but HIGHER than Sweden and the UK.

So the AC-abundant Yanks seem to be sitting right in the middle of their AC-deprived "Europoor" counterparts.

Kind of an anticlimactic conclusion, but that's usually what happens when you're being perfectly objective.

Stay cool! Or warm, depending on which season your hemisphere is currently enjoying!

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@bbalkus @sc_cath that's exactly the point the op made, why should you not include some regions?

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@larroumecj sans paywall pour ceux qui cherchent : https://t.co/nQFStdem7E

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@Pentosh1 tbf you need to show staked ETH

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@arctotherium42 they try to extend it for a 2nd day... this is purerely slavery

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We’re at the stage now where beheadings are regrettable, but tweets are unforgivable.

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@FoolOfD hilarous and absolutely spot on