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How do I know what their wages are?

And even then, you won't know how good or cold it is until you've unwrapped it and started eating it.

And I'm sure that all the revenue will go directly to "Social Security and mental health support" in perpetuity...

As long as it's not a death sentence (and we don't want those), all sentences should be immediate. If everything hinges on an (another) appeal, where does it end?

It doesn't if there are only two choices and consumers don't like either.

> More to the topic: why the hell are the US embassies reporting other countries' cities air quality? While it's a "nice" thing to do, it would be even nicer if those countries monitored that themselves. The fact that we think we need the US to do it because other countries tend to be dishonest about it is incredibly depressing.

You answered your own question, but there are also other reasons; see the first post.

> time after time it has been shown in average people is way less productive months after moving to remote.

Any sources on that?

Privatizing the water companies would be an even better comparison: literally a shit-show. Privatization only works if there's competition.

I was thinking the same thing myself - Windows 11 needs 10x more powerful hardware than, say, Win XP, but doesn't noticeably provide any new features. Where's all the processing power going?