"There aren’t a fixed number of jobs." In the case of my mailman, there is. If he retires, another person is hired to take his route. This is the case with many jobs. Clearly I'm not speaking about ALL jobs, just as…
That's part of the function of downsizing. I'm not talking about cases of downsizing.
"The existence of old people is not the cause of unemployment." Perhaps you meant to post this under someone else's comment, because I didn't claim that the "existence" of old people was "the cause" of unemployment.…
Not only did I live in California, but I lived in the middle of a national forest there. And yes, I spent a great deal of time enjoying it. The question remains, and I'll clarify: how much of a resident's taxes pay to…
This comparison is absolutely meaningless to me. Does that mean I'm older than the older readers?
My mailman is 75. There are a lot of young people who could use these good jobs. It's time to get on your rockers and shake your fists at the clouds.
"Most back pain, especially lower back pain, is a result of weak glute muscles" Citation please.
Stop paying attention to the hysteria. It's great for views and clicks. It's terrible for viewers and clickers. "We have been told that climate change is an ‘existential crisis.’ However, based upon our current…
What's there to research? I'm familiar with football and familiar enough with the idea that new players made "winning" plays in the process of losing the game and ending their season. When you post three times and still…
This response says everything it needed to say in the first sentence without the gratuitous snark of the second.
That's mighty convincing evidence you have right there.
“Then one day, she was chatting to a cholesterol expert about the potential link in the hallway at her work, when he brushed it off as obviously nonsense. “And I said ‘how do we know that?’,” she says.” These are our…
"You missed the point." Back at ya, matey.
And the least surprising news is that it's yet another concept car that people won't be able to buy. "Sony didn’t have to go and make a real car to show off some tech it thought might be good for the automotive space.…
"Tesla delivered an impressive number of 112,000 vehicles during the final three months of 2019." I get that people like this company, but this isn't even as credible as pop stars who've been said to be more popular…
The article does not say that health care costs cause poor health. It says that we have poor health in spite of our high health care costs. Also, you stated that poor health is the cause of high US health care costs and…
"Along the way, the AI creates an army of what Braun calls “monsters”: Nightmarish faces pocked with inhuman deformities and surreal mutations." "The company refers to these mutated creations as “monsters.”" Given that…
This is a basic example of Google's treatment of its users. They could have offered this to users as an option to help their browsers run more smoothly, while informing the users of the extra CPU drain. Better yet,…
Wish harder; it isn't working. "I drink a gallon of soy milk a week and tofu and tempeh almost daily. Never had a problem with anything, best shape of my life, and highest test levels ever." ^^^ "your situation is…
I think you're redefining bro-science.
Everything that you own had been created within the support and context of society. Your food and water, the service that takes your waste away, the vehicle you drive, the vehicles that deliver your food and clothing,…
And I was saying that you can find one if you look.
"It’s gotten to the point where my Twitter and Mastodon accounts, side-by-side, look like they were written by different people." This is a very interesting point. As much as many of us would like to think that we'll…
It does, and it can also lower thyroid function. I wound up on thyroid replacement hormone because I was drinking too much soy milk. Much of the soy processing is problematic if you're trying to avoid industrialized…
I prefer neither. That's my point: one of the beauties of exercise is that there are so many ways to approach it. One of the most important keys to a sustainable exercise program is tailoring it to what works for the…
"There aren’t a fixed number of jobs." In the case of my mailman, there is. If he retires, another person is hired to take his route. This is the case with many jobs. Clearly I'm not speaking about ALL jobs, just as…
That's part of the function of downsizing. I'm not talking about cases of downsizing.
"The existence of old people is not the cause of unemployment." Perhaps you meant to post this under someone else's comment, because I didn't claim that the "existence" of old people was "the cause" of unemployment.…
Not only did I live in California, but I lived in the middle of a national forest there. And yes, I spent a great deal of time enjoying it. The question remains, and I'll clarify: how much of a resident's taxes pay to…
This comparison is absolutely meaningless to me. Does that mean I'm older than the older readers?
My mailman is 75. There are a lot of young people who could use these good jobs. It's time to get on your rockers and shake your fists at the clouds.
"Most back pain, especially lower back pain, is a result of weak glute muscles" Citation please.
Stop paying attention to the hysteria. It's great for views and clicks. It's terrible for viewers and clickers. "We have been told that climate change is an ‘existential crisis.’ However, based upon our current…
What's there to research? I'm familiar with football and familiar enough with the idea that new players made "winning" plays in the process of losing the game and ending their season. When you post three times and still…
This response says everything it needed to say in the first sentence without the gratuitous snark of the second.
That's mighty convincing evidence you have right there.
“Then one day, she was chatting to a cholesterol expert about the potential link in the hallway at her work, when he brushed it off as obviously nonsense. “And I said ‘how do we know that?’,” she says.” These are our…
"You missed the point." Back at ya, matey.
And the least surprising news is that it's yet another concept car that people won't be able to buy. "Sony didn’t have to go and make a real car to show off some tech it thought might be good for the automotive space.…
"Tesla delivered an impressive number of 112,000 vehicles during the final three months of 2019." I get that people like this company, but this isn't even as credible as pop stars who've been said to be more popular…
The article does not say that health care costs cause poor health. It says that we have poor health in spite of our high health care costs. Also, you stated that poor health is the cause of high US health care costs and…
"Along the way, the AI creates an army of what Braun calls “monsters”: Nightmarish faces pocked with inhuman deformities and surreal mutations." "The company refers to these mutated creations as “monsters.”" Given that…
This is a basic example of Google's treatment of its users. They could have offered this to users as an option to help their browsers run more smoothly, while informing the users of the extra CPU drain. Better yet,…
Wish harder; it isn't working. "I drink a gallon of soy milk a week and tofu and tempeh almost daily. Never had a problem with anything, best shape of my life, and highest test levels ever." ^^^ "your situation is…
I think you're redefining bro-science.
Everything that you own had been created within the support and context of society. Your food and water, the service that takes your waste away, the vehicle you drive, the vehicles that deliver your food and clothing,…
And I was saying that you can find one if you look.
"It’s gotten to the point where my Twitter and Mastodon accounts, side-by-side, look like they were written by different people." This is a very interesting point. As much as many of us would like to think that we'll…
It does, and it can also lower thyroid function. I wound up on thyroid replacement hormone because I was drinking too much soy milk. Much of the soy processing is problematic if you're trying to avoid industrialized…
I prefer neither. That's my point: one of the beauties of exercise is that there are so many ways to approach it. One of the most important keys to a sustainable exercise program is tailoring it to what works for the…