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I run a simple calculation in my mind, a movie costs~15$ and lasts for a few hours. If a game i'm buying has a good chance of beating that ratio, i'll buy it.

This is similar to Donald in the NYC society in the eighties. Never did get accepted there.

Sounds like you have a nutjob on your hands.

If there are no other comments in this thread, it’s because aMockTie has summed it up perfectly and concisely.

I'm no expert but it seems to me if the yields have to go up to get buyers, it's like raising the interest rates on a loan. You can still get the loan but you have to buy less car/house if you want to afford the payments.

Part of the problem is that the "rugged individualism" that America was founded on also equates to entitlement. The last generations that truly had it rough, where a community spirit was important to surviving are dying or gone, and no one has learned their lesson. Yet.

And by married, it’s mostly women. So left/democrat leaning.

Talk about solving a problem no one has, and I’ve seen this article promoted again and again. Time lapse is fun the first two to three times then everyone moves on.

Yet the CDC has science that shows otherwise:

What the research shows Studies continue to show that widespread community water fluoridation prevents cavities and saves money, both for families and the health care system.

Drinking fluoridated water keeps teeth strong and reduces cavities by about 25% in children and adults. 34This results in less mouth pain, fewer fillings or teeth pulled, and fewer missed days of work and school.

Communities of 1,000 or more people see an average estimated return on investment (ROI) of $20 for every $1 spent on water fluoridation. The ROI for community water fluoridation increases as the community size increases, but even small communities save money.5 Communities served by fluoridated water save an average of $32 per person a year by avoiding treatment for cavities.5

Diamond Dogs?

This article compares the first fifty days of each presidency, Biden wins quite handily.

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