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deadbeef79000@lemmy.nzto Aotearoa / New Zealand@lemmy.nz•Wood burning and gas cooking hugely costly to healthcare systems, New Zealand study finds3·10 小时前It’s the cost to society, I.e. the public health cost to treat people with problems caused by these things, probably includes the loss of GDP from those who can Bollinger work.
It’s right there in the text your quoted.
You’re describing a backlog.
Debt is the stuff that never gets if the backlog.
Hmm, he’d have to have expressed his deepest desire to awaken it.
“All i’ve ever wanted was existential dread”.
deadbeef79000@lemmy.nzto NZ Politics@lemmy.nz•National’s economic credibility collapses as Labour surges on cost of living4·15 小时前On relieving cost of living pressures, National’s commanding 23-point lead before the election has swung to a 16-point deficit. Just 31% of voters now trust National most on this issue, down from 48% in August 2023, while Labour has surged from 25% to 47%.
Hardly surprising. Cost of living isn’t something a politician can hide: it hits people’s wallets directly.
Also, of the large volume of news covering what the government is doing, it’s mostly been bullshit that doesn’t affect most people as directly or as obviously: treaty principles (thats just the Murrays), speed limits (on other peoples’ roads), NCEA renaming, etc.
It is only ever a negative. It’s just that sometimes some other factor is worse, maybe time-to-market is far more important in some case.
deadbeef79000@lemmy.nzto No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Why are children always portrayed as the epitome of "innocence", when a lot of kids are evil af and bully their peers, and name-calling runs rampant in schools?2·15 小时前Fight is almost always the last resort as it’s the most energy expensive option.
One has to be taught to prioritize fight over the others: hence soldiers needing training.
Then again, I’m reasonably sure there’s some kind of G21N gene present in at least one country’s population that buggers that up.
deadbeef79000@lemmy.nzto No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Why are children always portrayed as the epitome of "innocence", when a lot of kids are evil af and bully their peers, and name-calling runs rampant in schools?1·15 小时前Good point. I thought I was missing something obvious but couldn’t figure out what it was
deadbeef79000@lemmy.nzto UK Politics@feddit.uk•Brexit impact on UK economy 'negative for foreseeable future,' Bank of England chief says1·18 小时前I would have put good money on Scotland, Northern Ireland, and Wales leaving the UK and remaining the the EU.
deadbeef79000@lemmy.nzto No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Why are children always portrayed as the epitome of "innocence", when a lot of kids are evil af and bully their peers, and name-calling runs rampant in schools?6·18 小时前Sure, crying when hungry, talking, trying to crawl and walk… stuff like that.
Beating the shit out of people for fun is most definitely a learned behavior.
Book’s within arms reach but can’t be bothered reading it cover to cover to confirm… but plausible.
The book is the captain’s retelling of the ravings of the doctor as he lies dying on the ship. Followed by his retelling of the monster’s story.
I don’t recall the doctor’s name ever being mentioned.
deadbeef79000@lemmy.nzto United Kingdom@feddit.uk•Stolen JCB used to take bank's cash machine in Horncastle - BBC NewsEnglish3·18 小时前Must have been the nomes.
Correct, but not what is shown in the OP.
deadbeef79000@lemmy.nzto No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Why are children always portrayed as the epitome of "innocence", when a lot of kids are evil af and bully their peers, and name-calling runs rampant in schools?142·18 小时前They start life as a completely blank state, everything is a learned behavior.
So yes, infants are innocent. As soon as there is learned behavior, that goes out the window.
Reporters attempted to ask Johnson’s wife for comment but Mike answered and said she had no comment to make.
Fry: “I’m not swallowing that!”
Professor: “Then, good news!”