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Mendicant__ t1_j3jiw8i wrote
Reply to comment by iamtherealandy in [OC] The most quoted verses in each book of the Bible by spicer2
Certainly not interested in hearing somebody wail about it.
Mendicant__ t1_iw1irzm wrote
Reply to comment by bernstien in The effect of the First World War on names, in France [OC] by bjco
Not enough upvotes
Mendicant__ t1_ir54lmf wrote
Reply to comment by OdinGuru in Global Agricultural Land Use v. Agricultural Production [OC] by rosetechnology
People here are definitely claiming exactly that--that yields aren't really higher, we're just charging more for food.
Leaving that aside, crop yields, by weight, have doubled or tripled for a bunch of food staples in the time frame of this chart, and this chart also shows land used for agriculture going up for most of the run.
Mendicant__ t1_ir541ly wrote
Reply to comment by Sininenn in Global Agricultural Land Use v. Agricultural Production [OC] by rosetechnology
People are definitely claiming it's just price increases/cash value and that production hasn't actually gone up.
Mendicant__ t1_ir3hmlk wrote
Crop yields really are going up, promise
People are so hellbent on this being untrue, and I don't get it. Your other problems will still be there for you even if this one is better than you thought.
Mendicant__ t1_ir3f4lh wrote
Reply to comment by Mysterious_Cow_5342 in Global Agricultural Land Use v. Agricultural Production [OC] by rosetechnology
The dollar amounts are in constant dollars. It's already inflation adjusted. The world is producing more food per hectare of farmland.
Mendicant__ t1_ir3ewve wrote
Reply to comment by OdinGuru in Global Agricultural Land Use v. Agricultural Production [OC] by rosetechnology
The world has added 4 billion additional people over the time period of this chart, and in that same time the amount of hunger-affected people has gone down. There is no way that is possible unless we are actually producing more physical things on that land.
Mendicant__ t1_j4o2imh wrote
Reply to comment by jayrocksd in America's Deadliest Jobs in 2022 by toso_o
If you pull out their rates of assault where they don't die, the job starts sounding a lot more dangerous, even if a lot of those "assaults" are bullshit.
Being a cop is genuinely dangerous, and the fact that it's not in the top ten most fatal jobs doesn't make it safe any more than Scottie Pippen not being one of the top ten greatest basketball players of all time makes him a mediocre player.