@ericwallerstein Aging demographics are very predictable. Check out Mitra Toosi's visual essay that forecasted decreasing labor force participation rates as the massive Boomer generation leaves the workforce.
https://t.co/qxrirQYg8q
@SteveRattner Aging demographics are very predictable. See Mitra Toosi's visual essay; it contains projections out to 2050. We're in the period when the Boomers are increasingly leaving the workforce.
https://t.co/qxrirQYg8q
@NewYorker I saw it first hand; remedial math courses elevated to the 100-level and, so, made eligible for college credit. But even with that experience, the author's "200-level" prediction made me gasp.
@mattyworoniuk7@AfterLeWhistle I think we're going to see more teams carry 3 goalies next year with the EBUG rule change. BUF happened to be a year ahead of schedule.
@nicagator@aakashgupta The word "shortest" can mean shortest absolute distance (km,mi) or shortest relative distance (time, toll cost, etc). The same algorithm can work with all.
NOAA Ship Thomas Jefferson is surveying in the Great Lakes for the first time since 2022. The vessel and its crew of NOAA Corps officers and professional mariners are working with NOAA scientists to replace data all the way back from the 1940s.
Read more about our plans for the Great Lakes this summer: https://t.co/qbgjtQ6ugu
@milos_gis@rodrigonh2 I'm not disagreeing with the points you raised, but methinks the gravity of Google Earth's decision to include the format is being underestimated.