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Byker
2024-05-31 23:02:11 UTC
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There is; a method used in India under the Gandhis, in the 1980s, where
Kiosks-on-Wheels were trundled around the country dragging young men off
the streets for the Big Snip. This sounds most humane.
They better do something. India has surpassed China in population and isn't
about to slow down.

China daily live births: 49,899: https://countrymeters.info/en/China

India daily live births: 67,385 according to UNICEF, though other estimates
place the number between 72,000 and 80,000.

That is a shitload of Little Brown Babies:

R Kym Horsell
2024-06-01 04:58:16 UTC
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Post by Byker
There is; a method used in India under the Gandhis, in the 1980s, where
Kiosks-on-Wheels were trundled around the country dragging young men off
the streets for the Big Snip. This sounds most humane.
They better do something. India has surpassed China in population and isn't
about to slow down.
China daily live births: 49,899: https://countrymeters.info/en/China
India daily live births: 67,385 according to UNICEF, though other estimates
place the number between 72,000 and 80,000.
http://youtu.be/SDao-_3JKT8
Some US states are making room for any spillover that may
benefit the high tech industries.

States like: %trump'20 lifex linear model
District.of.Columbia 7.900 76.5 80.0522**
Massachusetts 34.400 80.5 79.1745
Hawaii 36.400 81.05 79.1082*
Rhode.Island 40.700 80.35 78.9658
Washington 42.000 79.9 78.9227
Oregon 43.500 79.5 78.8731
Colorado 44.600 80 78.8366
Virginia 45.900 79 78.7936
Minnesota 47.600 81.1 78.7373*
Michigan 49.400 78.2 78.6776
Wisconsin 50.333300 78.5667 78.6467
North.Carolina 51.750 78.6 78.5998
Texas 53.500 78.5 78.5418
Ohio 54.950 78.75 78.4938
South.Carolina 56.900 77.65 78.4292
Montana 58.866700 78.2333 78.3641
Louisiana 60.100 75.7 78.3232*
Utah 62.450 78.25 78.2454
Kentucky 63.800 76 78.2007*
South.Dakota 64.800 77.75 78.1676
Oklahoma 67.950 77.7 78.0632
Wyoming 73.400 78.3 77.8827

beta = -0.0331221 +- 0.0386109
T-test: P(beta<0) = 92.3%
Rank test: P(opposite orderings) = 99%
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Bill Starbuck: What DO you believe in mistah? Dyin' cattle?
-- "The Rainmaker", 1956
Kenny McCormack
2024-06-02 11:45:11 UTC
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In article <***@earthlink.com>,
Byker <***@do~rag.net> wrote:
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Post by Byker
They better do something. India has surpassed China in population and isn't
about to slow down.
China daily live births: 49,899: https://countrymeters.info/en/China
India daily live births: 67,385 according to UNICEF, though other estimates
place the number between 72,000 and 80,000.
Paradoxically, this is a formula for both massive suffering at the personal
level - as well as national/economic success.

You frequently see people claiming how India has this great "population
pyramid" - with lots of young people - as compared to aging countries like
Japan, US, Russia, etc - and how that is good national economic dominance,
but the fact is that it is awful for individuals.

And guess who actually benefits from "national economic dominance"? Yep,
the 1%. Not you or me.
--
Q: How much do dead batteries cost?

A: Nothing. They are free of charge.
Byker
2024-06-03 21:13:40 UTC
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Post by Kenny McCormack
You frequently see people claiming how India has this great "population
pyramid" - with lots of young people - as compared to aging countries like
Japan, US, Russia, etc - and how that is good national economic dominance,
but the fact is that it is awful for individuals.
The Hindoos WANT all that dirt-poor extra population. Rather than spend a
lot of money on high-tech automation, it's cheaper for them to hire
two-dollar-a-day coolies to do all the work by hand...
Borax Man
2024-06-08 00:40:56 UTC
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On Sun, 2 Jun 2024 11:45:11 -0000 (UTC)
Post by Kenny McCormack
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Post by Byker
They better do something. India has surpassed China in population and isn't
about to slow down.
China daily live births: 49,899: https://countrymeters.info/en/China
India daily live births: 67,385 according to UNICEF, though other estimates
place the number between 72,000 and 80,000.
Paradoxically, this is a formula for both massive suffering at the personal
level - as well as national/economic success.
You frequently see people claiming how India has this great "population
pyramid" - with lots of young people - as compared to aging countries like
Japan, US, Russia, etc - and how that is good national economic dominance,
but the fact is that it is awful for individuals.
And guess who actually benefits from "national economic dominance"? Yep,
the 1%. Not you or me.
There is nothing we can do, where we get economic benefit. It always
goes to the 1%, always. The system is geared that way, so we, really,
should not worry about productivity, the population pyramid, tax
breaks or anything like that, but in opposing the 1% and
redistributing the wealth. Unless we break their stranglehold ALL
economic benefit to anyone will go in their pockets.
Kenny McCormack
2024-06-08 04:19:57 UTC
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Post by Borax Man
On Sun, 2 Jun 2024 11:45:11 -0000 (UTC)
Post by Kenny McCormack
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Post by Byker
They better do something. India has surpassed China in population and isn't
about to slow down.
China daily live births: 49,899: https://countrymeters.info/en/China
India daily live births: 67,385 according to UNICEF, though other estimates
place the number between 72,000 and 80,000.
Paradoxically, this is a formula for both massive suffering at the personal
level - as well as national/economic success.
You frequently see people claiming how India has this great "population
pyramid" - with lots of young people - as compared to aging countries like
Japan, US, Russia, etc - and how that is good national economic dominance,
but the fact is that it is awful for individuals.
And guess who actually benefits from "national economic dominance"? Yep,
the 1%. Not you or me.
There is nothing we can do, where we get economic benefit. It always
goes to the 1%, always. The system is geared that way, so we, really,
should not worry about productivity, the population pyramid, tax
breaks or anything like that, but in opposing the 1% and
redistributing the wealth. Unless we break their stranglehold ALL
economic benefit to anyone will go in their pockets.
Yup. See sig.
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Religion is what keeps the poor from murdering the rich.

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Byker
2024-06-08 15:56:48 UTC
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Post by Kenny McCormack
Yup. See sig.
Religion is what keeps the poor from murdering the rich.
- Napoleon Bonaparte -
That's what makes the U.S. unique among countries with strong religious
beliefs and traditional values. Ever notice that religious fundamentalism
and poverty in foreign countries seem to go hand-in-hand?

A VERY interesting statistic in relation to religion: If there's one
generalization you can make about religion and wealth, it's that the less
people "believe", the richer they stand a chance of being. 19 of the richest
countries in the world have 70% or more of their populations saying that
religion is not at all important in their lives. And the poorest societies
in the world are the most fundamentalist and superstitious.

Start with Rwanda and work your way down:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Importance_of_religion_by_country

In the world's poorest countries, simply EVERYONE is a "believer".

Why is religious belief so bad for wealth creation? Because in general,
religiosity is connected with the idea that the here and now can't be
improved, so you should focus on the spiritual and look forward to a next
world instead of eking out a miserable existence in this one. It makes quite
a bit of sense when you live in a turd-world shithole.

In the rich world, on the other hand, people are generally great believers
in their capacity to alter their destiny through effort and perseverance.
To explain the "anomaly" of the United States, religion seems not to
slow down economic growth because it is a particular sort or religion: an
overwhelmingly PROTESTANT and exceptionally materialistic kind. The American
God doesn't want you to think of building the new Jerusalem in the next
world. He wants it here in L.A., New York, or Chicago.

We'll see long the "Protestant work ethic" lasts once the Millennials and
Zoomers realize that their all their efforts have been in vain, with little
to look forward to besides long hours, low pay, no benefits, hellish working
conditions, and asshole bosses, not to mention the whopping student loans
that they'll never be able to pay off...
Rod Speed
2024-06-08 19:15:38 UTC
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Post by Byker
Post by Kenny McCormack
Religion is what keeps the poor from murdering the rich.
- Napoleon Bonaparte -
Even sillier. Pity about the french revolution, nappy.
Post by Byker
That's what makes the U.S. unique among countries with strong religious
beliefs and traditional values.
We'll see...
Post by Byker
Ever notice that religious fundamentalism and povertyin foreign
countries seem to go hand-in-hand?
Not true of Japan
Post by Byker
A VERY interesting statistic in relation to religion: If there's one
generalization you can make about religion and wealth, it's thatthe
less people "believe", the richer they stand a chance of being.
Evem sillier, most obviously with the english royals.
Post by Byker
19 of the richest countries in the world have 70% or more of their
populations saying that
religion is not at all important in their lives. And the poorest societies
in the world are the most fundamentalist
Bullshit, most obviously with Japan, again.
Post by Byker
and superstitious.
Bullshit, most obviously with Japan, again.
Post by Byker
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Importance_of_religion_by_country
In the world's poorest countries, simply EVERYONE is a "believer".
BULLSHIT
Post by Byker
Why is religious belief so bad for wealth creation?
It isnt.
Post by Byker
Because in general,
religiosity is connected with the idea that the here and now can't be
improved,
More bullshit, most obviously with charity.

And fixing things like slavery.
Post by Byker
so you should focus on the spiritual and look forward to a next
world instead of eking out a miserable existence in this one. It makes quite
a bit of sense when you live in a turd-world shithole.
But there are plenty of successful countrys that arent
and were still quite religious, tho less so today.
Post by Byker
In the rich world, on the other hand, people are generally great believers
in their capacity to alter their destiny through effort and perseverance.
And plenty of those were very religious.
Post by Byker
To explain the "anomaly" of the United States,
The only alleged anomaly is that the USA is a lot
more religious that the rest of the white world, which
is hardly suprising given so many of them were
escaping religious persecution in the old europe.
Post by Byker
religion seems not to
slow down economic growth because it is a particular sort or religion: an
overwhelmingly PROTESTANT and exceptionally materialistic kind.
It is hardly surprising that those with the get up and go
to take the risk of emigrating produce a society which
is rather more dynamic and industrious than the dregs
they leave behind where they emigrated from.
Post by Byker
The American God doesn't want you to think of building the new
Jerusalem in the next
world. He wants it here in L.A., New York, or Chicago.
Not true of the immense number of roman catholics.
Post by Byker
We'll see long the "Protestant work ethic" lasts once the Millennials and
Zoomers realize that their all their efforts have been in vain, with little
to look forward to besides long hours, low pay, no benefits, hellish working
conditions, and asshole bosses, not to mention the whopping student loans
that they'll never be able to pay off...
That is complete and utter mindless bullshit.

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