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I’m truly amazed that this was ever a thing. The US is a case study of destroying value while raising GDP.
I’m truly amazed that this was ever a thing. The US is a case study of destroying value while raising GDP.
Expected as the only real value of reddit are its users and the content they generate.
Proud of Guterres’ courage. We share a country and an alma mater and that also makes me proud.
This is something I’m getting back to appreciating as I get older. Just listening to music. Vinyl also helps the experience because of the whole ritual of putting on a record.
Sounds fantastic!
The extreme poverty one is laughable especially when criteria to define extreme poverty is ridiculous. Extreme poverty in places where you earn less than $1.90 but can still have subsistence farming and community doesn’t make sense - also if living in San Francisco and earning $2/day isn’t extreme poverty… I don’t know what is.
Poverty shouldn’t be tied to capital but to standards of living - that would be a completely different story.
I’ve always liked tea and coffee, since I’ve first tried it as a kid. It was not an acquired taste for me at all. Without sugar or milk or anything else. I don’t understand the opposite, why do people fill stuff with sugar.
Alcohol, however, has been more of an acquired taste and in my 40s I still don’t enjoy it that much.