I don’t know about the other 3 of us, but I really like Tidal after giving it a try.

They wouldn't hit the minimum threshold. Yes, I know it's set to zero.

Hahaha. I used to have Tidal and really wanted to like it. In now with Amazon Music HD. Have been very happy with it.

We'd probably freeze

Amazon Music HD has been fire. And it plays high quality flac for any of you audiophiles out there.

I think Chile is the cost/effectiveness sweetspot.

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That is true, but not every factor affecting lifespan is created equal. My point is that violence and traffic deaths are just way, way to small to account for the differences we see here.

There has been a lot of research on this, particularly in the field of public health, and the major reason for the difference is in fact healthcare. Mortality amenable to healthcare, infant mortality, maternal mortality, under-5 etc.

I was notified by YTMusic that my rates would double in April 2023 after 5+ years of service.

I will be switching to Spotify then.

I would expect a dip in their subscriptions at that time.

You could strengthen your assertion by showing a chart over time of manufacturing output in USA.

Why are you posting something that is 5 years old?

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No we haven’t, the USA is one of the least involved developed economies in terms of its trade with the rest of the world. Much of our reductions come from the phasing out of coal fired plants and the increase in the use of much cleaner (albeit it not entirely emissions free) natural gas.

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We are actually in a cooler period than previous.

Don’t forget fascism, both of the left and the right because the left will say I told you so and the right will say no to abrupt change in government policies

...we've merely shifted our manufacturing pollution to Asia.

Not one of them has a user interface that's worth a fuck.

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...and I just ate, so global hunger doesn't exist.

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Poor attempt at disinformation. Why bother?

In the meantime, Tidal is stuck with 4 monthly active users

Share your brilliant corrections.

Central England Temperature: centuries old.