danemorgan

China has "social markets", but this really just means capitalism with a communist party oversite. They allow billionaires and will soon have more of them than the US.

There can't be two problems?

Almost no one dies "of" diabetes. It's a stroke, a heart attack, or an infection that kills you. But the stroke, heart attack or infection would never have happened if you hadn't had diabetes.

This is the difference between proximate and ultimate causes.

When I lived in Tucson, I had a bicycle and a bus pass for three years.

Now I live in Rural Southeast Missouri on a dirt road. I have a Suburban. I'd love to have a Prius or something instead, but it wouldn't last and I couldn't move the things I need to move in a reasonable trip count.

Fair enough.

I get the email thing. And I've actually been moving critical accounts away from my personal Gmail for a while now.

As for the rest, the services I use, I use them because they work better than any of the other options I have tried.

I'll admit that that amounts to as substantial number of services.

There is no study. There is a poll run by a coworking space management company.