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Your phone number is public, but you wouldn't be happy if the lat/long of your phone during various times of the day is public, right?
I wonder if there are smaller countries (like Estonia etc) which might be worth exploring.
On this topic, does anyone know of any resource that can ask a series of questions (age, qualifications etc) and suggest countries they are qualified for?
Here is a funny example:
https://www.geek.com/games/gamestation-eula-collects-7500-so...
To me, that is the craziest sentence in the article. Reporters were outsourcing writing to the auto industry? Of course they blamed the pedestrians! In what world is this ethical?
What is next? Sending overdose details to pharma companies for them to blame the drug users?
It is definitely amazing that they could do what they did, considering the sheer size of the country.
https://99percentinvisible.org/article/clean-city-law-secret...
What does this even mean? People booed simply because they were white and male? I honestly don't get it. And who did the booing?
There was a free street concert - even for that the road was blocked on both sides and only those with valid IDs could get in.
So yeah, maybe not universal but it happens enough to be a hassle.
That is awful :(
Imagine someone making minimum wage. 900$ is huge for most people.
Honest question - outside of politics, is there anything a person on the road do to help make this situation better (other than not falling sick)? Any company/org working on solutions?
Is there anything like this for the U.S?
It is crazy to see such huge amounts of land owned by a few individuals/companies.
Also, "most coveted" in this case may be big companies
Except in this case, it is not in public interest
Thank you for the book recommendations, ordering two of them.
What do you mean by "ruined others"?
Does this mean the bottom 50% in the US are in the red?