Would dollar terms be relevant metric since the costs went up post COVID? It’s total goods manufactured and that dipped.

That has changed since COVID. They are under a quarter as manufacturing has been moved away from China.

Are they uninviting those that just pulled back their commitments as the UK has done?

In what reality does China even get close to making a quarter of the world’s products let alone “most”?

Edit: the source below talks about pre-COVID numbers and manufacturing has absolutely moved out of China since then.

How’s Starfield on it?

I’d think Arkansas would have more pigs.

We have never had a perfect version of anything but are we pursuing perfection or good enough?

Typically they argue the government is the cause of the problems (which is frequently correct) and the solution is to remove regulations that create the inefficiencies (which rarely goes to plan and frequently involves enriching them).

It’s clownish just for different reasons than the meme suggests.

Russia took on all the debts and obligations if the USSR so they got the seat.

Apple is especially bad at this. They constantly make tweaks that are completely unneeded.

I knew it was Calvinist but couldn’t choose between the two so I took a stab. Thanks for the article

Is it Presbyterian?

Really puts into perspective how little animal protein you “need” if you choose to consume it.

Cereal as a vegetable?

At the same time they made the name change they also eliminated a bunch of content and highlight a lot more of the reality stuff that might not have the same draw.

At least his one veg is a cruciferous veg as opposed to something like a potato which some think counts as one.

Many Americans have no idea how things work. Think about how many times people talk about how this POTUS or that POTUS increased taxes when it is Congress that enacts taxes.

Im willing to bet that this involved assistance from the Russians.

Is that a cloth diaper for a horse?