zitothebrave
Connoisseur of Minors
It's almost like you haven't seen it because it isn't really a big deal and you're just being made to feel mad by the MAGA grifters like the sheep that you are.
Some Red State/Blue State Indicia
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sturg33
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Its almost like im mad at the quote from the guy himself. Youre mad at the person who shared it
zitothebrave
Connoisseur of Minors
Why weren't you mad at it when it happened? Oh right, that software patch was still in development.
Tapate50
Well-known member
“We had no other options.”
sturg33
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Tapate50
Well-known member
Something Dental records ! Derp
Tapate50
Well-known member
You think the taxpayers ever get that back ?
Esablishment fought Doge left and right because they were identifying hundreds of billions of dollars of fraud.
People like MQT didnt like the way they were talking to people though. Priorities.
nsacpi
Expects Yuge Games
is there a correlation between how nice a place is to live and how much it costs to live there...is the correlation positive or negative
Short answer: yes—there’s generally a positive correlation.
Places that are widely considered “nicer” to live in tend to be more expensive, not less.
Think of cost of living as a kind of price signal:
Short answer: yes—there’s generally a positive correlation.
Places that are widely considered “nicer” to live in tend to be more expensive, not less.
Why the correlation is positive
Think of cost of living as a kind of price signal:1. Demand for desirable places
- Good weather, amenities, safety, culture → more people want to live there
- More demand → higher housing prices → higher overall cost
2. Limited supply
- Coastal cities, historic areas, or constrained geographies can’t expand easily
- That scarcity pushes prices up even more
3. High-income job markets
- “Nice” cities often have stronger economies
- Higher wages → people can pay more → costs rise