Those low numbers are likely because the wages in Norway are actually decent living wages.
Go figure, when people are well paid and living decent lives they are less prone to commit crimes.
I also find it funny that one of the "downsides" is that CEO's and other higher corporate positions can't earn as much as other places. There's and interesting correlation in there I think.
Oh yeah they do
With CEO's it's generally the company that seeks them out. He likely wasn't interviewed so much as courted.
Experimenting with the intent to discover how different flavors interact is an excellent thing to do.
However, if you are following a recipe and substitute something in it for something you don't actually know 100% works as a substitute and then blame the person who published the recipe for it not working out so well, you are an asshole.
Didn't that show get only like one or two seasons?
Yeah CSI made you think that there was this dedicated team of people trying to get to the bottom of every case being very diligent and careful with every piece of evidence and the chain of custody, instead of a couple of dipshits who forget to label every baggie and throw everything to a box and toss it in the back room someplace.
I also feel like learning what not to do when interacting with police is helpful for me if I ever get pulled over, etc.
Step 1: don't be black or brown
Step 2: be rich
Step 3: if you are incapable of steps 1 and 2, be as stupidly polite as possible even if they get rough and hope they don't shut off their body cams as they beat you half to death for "resisting arrest"
This is completely false. As well as a gross mischaracterization of the law you are referencing.
You should really learn what the law actually is before you start commenting like this. You are combining 1980's Chinese business law with the 2024 employment law that was just passed in China. The "representative of the people" is literally a board member elected by the employees of the company to represent them. An american equivalent would be if the government ordered companies of similar size to put a union rep on the board of directors of that company.
I don't know how you could possibly count this as a bad thing.
Please cite a source. As far as I've heard, despite several investigations by Congress, there has never been any evidence that Byte dance has any ties to the Chinese government. The only premise they could come up with the try to separate TikTok was that they are a Chinese company and subject to the totalitarian rule of China's government.
I play XBox games on my computer. My computer is more than 10x faster then my XBox so games often play way better.
Show me how to use the Xbox app in Linux and I will switch today.
Someone else posted total inmate numbers from 2022 and it was less that 4,000. Out of 5.5 million people, that's doing really well compared to the U.S.
Here's a small comparison. Oklahoma has a population less than 5 million. Yet their prison inmate population is over 20 thousand. And if you look at all the states, it's a similar story. Especially in "red states".