RecursiveParadox

Not in NL. If you have any high demand skill, you can be eligible for the 30% ruling.

I met the man when I was about 16 or 17. Oh, he's in there, no doubt.

Our king is ok. Just wants to fly jets.

My neighbor has one.

I was lucky long ago in high school. Our lit teacher forbid us to read Shakespeare outside the classroom. Instead, we read along as we listened to the RSC's recordings of the play at the same time.

Nah fam, you just ain't had it done right: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6CLdCl9TB0

Indeed, this would be a key metric, and probably someone has already done this work. If my hedging guy (who also covers our EUA/ETS biz) in London has this data, I'll post it.

A small nitpick about the 40% figure: different type of oceanic shipping are "counted" different ways. Crude/products (and bulks) are counted by deadweight (DWT) while container shipping is counted by twenty foot equivalent units (TEU). Passenger ships by people, RoRo/PCTCs by lane miles, etc. There are other more esoteric examples as well.

EU owns twice as many treasuries as anyone else in the world...it's be mutual suicide, but their economy would die in a fire.

Which, to be fair, is good advice in general and good especially for depression.

But, yeah I get what you mean. Here in NL it's not much better unless you bully your doctors.

As an aside, do they just not know how to use Signal? Are they that dumb?

Wow. You need to travel more. A lot more.

And if you think any other modern nation state is blameless with the multinationals, maybe at least read a bit more?

Bonitas non est pessimis esse meliorem and all, but NL is nowhere near the hellhole the States is now. It's a categorically different experience.