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As someone from both Thailand and Denmark, I can say my relationships are screwed

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​​@@marcusthelegend I honestly don't trust that Map. I saw a Map a few months ago and it said that the Nordic countries actually have one of the lowest rate of cheating in the developed world.

it still needs to be over 2 for the population to grow since approximately half of the babys born are boys and the other half are girls, and you need both for 1 baby, 2 people makes 1 baby

@@joavnna- actually there are around 105 boys born for every 100 girls, that's one of the reasons why the actual fertility rate you need to keep your population from declining is closer to 2.1. If you had 1 000 000 women and they all have exactly 2 children who all survived, the next generation would only have approximately 975 600 women and around 102440 men. And the next generation after that would only have 951 800 women and 999 400 men. And since one man can impregnate multiple women in a short period of time, but one woman can't give birth more than once per 9 months roughly, it makes sense to calculate fertility rates per woman. Actually, a group of 100 women and 20 men can reproduce faster than a group of 99 women and 1000000 men.

How come it's 105 boys for every 100 girls?

@@kushj9568 evolution, men have a tendency to die for stupid reasons so nature have actually made it so there are just a smidge more men born to fill up the gap

@@kushj9568 It means for each 205 newborns, there are 105 boys and 100 girls.

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But he'll get robed 😮

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Drew doesn’t read the comment section, he has said this multiple times before

That sounds like a healthy set-up to me.

Also many really big German companies are in fact privately owned family-companies and not listed on any stock exchange.

Then there are also the Stiftungen like Bosch for example. Bosch is a huge company but also not listed not any stock exchange. While companies like Siemens, Volkswagen and others for example only are partly listed on the stock exchange.

Brutal

This should be illegal

How terrifying

crazy

i cried while reading this

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I see what you mean, but since the statistic includes children who can't drive, that means that it's not just about drivers, it's about all victims of car accidents. So at least the idea of if a couple has two people and the man is more likely to drive, doesn't mean that suddenly the woman won't be counted as a victim in an accident if both have licences and she just happens to not be the driver. Furthermore you'd think that people like truck drivers who drive for a living would get into fewer accidents because of their experience... because last time I checked 15 to 19 year old guys who also rank higher than their female counter parts are not truck drivers, most of the people in that category would still be in school after all. I agree that men being more likely to spend more time on the road is a significant factor, but to me reckless driving makes far more sense to make a significant difference like this. Someone who drives for a living does not get into more accidents, because accidents the majority of the time aren't caused by sheer luck, but someone making a mistake due to inexperience, intoxication or lack of awareness. To show my point from a different perspective, I live in Germany and over here people start driving later in life and it's more difficult and pricey to get a licence, we have highways with zero speed limit, but fewer accidents. The only way to make sense of that is to look at things like drinking laws, accessability of cars, experience needed to drive and how the country is less car dependant in general. Basically what I'm saying is there are a lot of factors that contribute to casualties in driving, just how much time you spend on the road can't skew a statistic that hard on it's own, there are definitely things like lack of experience at play here.

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Many countries don't show the actual inflation rate, they show predictions for inflation The predictions are almost ALWAYS lower than reality, Portugal for example, has an actual inflation rate above 8%

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Forcing banks to give home loans to people that they wouldn't normally give a loan to did kinda help ruin the housing market

But don't poor people generally have more children despite their unfortunate situation? I mean, i know their kids aren't raised in the best conditions, but still

@@arthurgabriel2625 poor people usually come from poor upbriging, giving lesser standards of wealth to raise kids; the lowering of living standards affecting the middle class far more than the lower class, the lower class had a lesser reduction

But a middle class has a mind of its own and is hard to control so it must be destroyed or else how will the political establishment have uncontested power? Lower class is led through handouts and upper class through tax cuts but the middle, they are the pain.

Literally what happened in the 50s

Well the B52 is like a 1948 ~ 49 design.

That’s quite literally impossible

He gave up😢

Didn’t they say that their internet did not wor on weekdays?

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I don´t think 0 per cent inflation is a good thing because that would mean a currency will be more expensive relative to other currencies which would make a country´s exports less competitive and local businesses would not be able to compete with foreign products unless there is a substantial import tax.

@@washimpatwary1446I'll say this again since you apparently missed it the first time "you want it as close to 0 as possible" aka not at 0. You do not want substantial inflation in general as it devalues the buying power of each individual note, which makes things more expensive especially domestically produced items, while conversely foreign goods are not affected and makes them cheaper by proxy, resulting in the purchase of foreign goods over domestic. Your line of thinking is backwards as the negatives of which you're describing is the direct result of inflation, as inflation causes a weak and a perceived unstable currency in which most foreign nations will opt to not use as a means of exchange and instead will opt for stronger currencies, see the Russian Ruble, Turkish Lira, Venezuelan Bolívar, Zimbabwean dollar and until recently the Argentine Peso as prime examples, the latter 3 of which have either pegged or outright use the US Dollar as a means of exchange instead, while the Turks are either trying to outright adopt the Euro or peg their currency to it.

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Using gold as money does that too

It's crazy to think we're talking about who fell faster instead of who rose faster. Are all economies falling?

@@norielgames4765 Not falling but stagnating or rising very slowly. Most countries with the top economies have been generally regressing and the low birth rates that have persisted for 3-4 decades in many countries are to blame as well.

It’s about exchange rates, not the actual size or growth of economies

yup, i have multiple from my grandma and great g ma

Actually the United States still produces $2 bills, it's just that people perceive them as being rare and thus hold on to them which creates a feedback loop that does actually make them rare to find in circulation.

Just go to Montecello... They only seem to give 2s in change

So not 1.53

Them using same currency doesn't mean that they would have same prices or wages anyway.

Same thing in Italy. Maybe our economy being so will stay more stable . Or we will be crushed. I dunno.

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