People who work the harder in their industry will almost always get paid more (barring other factors).
That's unfortunately nothing to do with how well they get paid.
Your pay level is largely about politics and self-promotion. (within a particular field and experience level)
Where I live - number of x in last 100 years:
Hurricanes: 0
Earthquakes: 0
Snowstorms: 0
Tornado: I think there's been 2-4 very minor ones with local damage only
Revolutions: 0
Military invasions: 0
Floods: 2 (again minor and localized)
Widespread power outage > 12h: 2 in last 30 yrs
I guess I can chuck the wallet!
Eyesight is probably the most important sense you have to interact with the world. It's precious and even a slight chance off affecting it is enough to not take the risk. It's not like we're depriving kids of something important anyway.
I don't see what's wrong with the recommandation and the fact that an agency for food, environmental and occupational health and safety studies the effect of 3D viewing on people and kids. Sounds to me they are doing their job.
But there's no evidence.
Does that mean we should recommend against everything else where there's no evidence of damage too?
Funny how incidence of myopia and use of mobile phones are both increasing...
Quick! Ban mobile phones - won't anyone think of the children?
Population level surveillance is nothing to do with socialism or capitalism.
It's a tool that can be used by either - generally by the powerful against the majority. In 'true socialism' (which is impossible and more of a theoretical ideal) then there'd be no surveillance as there'd be no powerful group.
So surely that means that they have to pay them at completion. Y'know... basic contract law.
They'd have to have a pretty crappy 'contract' to be able to ask their contractors to suddenly stop working it.
I agree with this one. This series would be in my top five of all time.
Dogs seem pretty smart to me.
Have every care need met, and just lie around licking one's balls all day long - sounds like a good gig!
So the kids that were dedicated enough to do two years of music training went on to university did they?
Who would have thought?
When you speed up a car, damage on impact is exponential, not linear.
Sorry to be a pedant, but it's velocity squared, not exponential.
Seriously - they needed surveillance to figure out that workers were happier and more productive when they had some shared sense of purpose?
What next - needing surveillance to figure out people are bothered by random loud buzzing noises?
I hope the local police / government doesn't give in to this intimidation. What's next?
With your bare hands?!?
