Yes, 100% correct. Those "healthy" grains and complex carbohydrates are exactly one digestive step away from table sugar.

You would think that 40 years of skyrocketing illness rates, fatty liver syndrome, obesity, pancreatic dysfunction and Type 2 diabetes would be enough evidence, but the FDA is still clinging to the idea that carbohydrates are healthy and fats are bad.

RE: "there is still no consensus on the cause..." The problem is, we Americans eat too little fat and too many carbohydrates. LOL At those who want to embrace "genetics" as if we suddenly evolved to be obese and diabetic in just the last 50 years.

And today, Robinhood announced 23% of its staff will be let go.

Amazon cut 100K jobs in the last quarter. Also cutting hiring/staff: Apple, Meta/Facebook, Alphabet/Google, Microsoft, Netflix, Peloton, Carvana, Lyft, Redfin, Robinhood, Rivian, Safesforce, Shutterfly, Shopify, Spotify, Tesla, Tonal, Twitter, Unity, Wayfair... And now, Oracle Good thing we're not in a recession.

Stop comparing California to "most states," compare California to the states where Californians are moving: Texas, Idaho, Nevada, Florida, the tax burdens there are much lower. Imagine how much you could save over just 10 years of 0% income taxes.

The problem with that statistic is, homicide includes criminals shot by the Police and in self-defense, something that happens often in Florida, almost never in California.

Why would anyone choose to live among the incessant property crime, violent crime, traffic, social ills, drugs, homeless, god-awful smells, etc.? Let's be honest, with remote work as an option, once you don't need to live in California to work in Big Tech, most people will make plans to leave.

Summary, "California University [ignores U-Haul, United Van Lines, IRS and Census Bureau data and] doesn't see evidence of an exodus from California."

Better, "Dog Domestication Became Possible Because Paleo Humans Had Excess Food." Hope this helps!

Of course they back Biden, they want more cheap H1B employees.

And why isn't the New York Times asking that question?

I can't believe I turned off my ad blocker for that piece of crap article.

ZDNet should hire a spell checker.

You don't need a war. Financial "catastrophe" also causes compression and a more equal society. We've be much more equal right now if our last 2 presidents hadn't taken up a policy of bailing out the monied elite with our public funds.