Stanford: A grim correlation between violence and inequality

Re:Stanford: A grim correlation between violence and inequality by bigie35 on Monday April 19, 2021 @09:14AM (#26862372)

Judging by the comments the sentiment appears to be " In other news the sky is blue", but creating a narrative that's proven, conclusive, and thorough and reinforces what we already knew has substantial value for those of us that don't rely on generalities of the human condition.

This book serves as a canary in the coal mine if drastic action isn't taken at a global scale to reduce inequality.

Given the advancement of technology as it relates to war, WWIII has the potential to be catastrophic to the human race.

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Re:Stanford: A grim correlation between violence and inequality by aiioquip on Monday April 19, 2021 @09:21AM (#26862439)

This phenomenon has been known and crystallised in research for a long time, but also has been talked about for even longer. At this point what is true as anything is that it doesn't really matter how accurate your results are, the economic system not changing has nothing to do with a lack of a correct answer.

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Re:Stanford: A grim correlation between violence and inequality by large on Monday April 19, 2021 @07:04PM (#26868837)

Drastic action needed..... Such as?

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