https://youtu.be/zBfzGR3DjFQ I'll just leave this here. Mostly because it got stuck in my head on and off for over a year after hearing it once and then being unable to find it again.
How can a mammogram be 20 times more than a chest x-ray?
Yeah you really should look into mitigating that risk somehow and I'm truly sorry about this but it's probably going to involve clicking on a few links.
This means the U.S. government spent more on health care last year than the governments of Germany, the U.K., Italy, Spain, Austria, and France combined spent to provide universal health care coverage to the whole of their population (335 million in total), which is comparable in size to the U.S. population of 331 million.
Literally the third paragraph. The fourth paragraph goes on to say how much those countries spent. But you know you would have to click the link then.
It really doesn't seem feasible, I mean how are they going to get the third world children there to mine it?
Well I don't know what Troed is referring to but my kid in the first grade is doing "Letter of the week" for the fourth time. (He learned them the first time 3 years ago in kindergarten). They also use something called Bornholmsmodellen that is from the last century and has been highly criticized for not encouraging curiosity nor building interest.
thenumbernine
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Since Unknown matches Windows only inverted some windows update was probably unclassified for that time period.