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I do enjoy me some stoner rock, thanks for sharing!
You might enjoy this
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Scratch that, its actually Maniac
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Turbo Killer is my favorite by Carpenter Brut!
Combining the local price data with local salary data would give you a usable cost of living comparison.
I'm thinking about building a basket of goods that roughly applies to me and then doing some research on local prices around the world.
I get that doing this research on the PPP scale is a very large task but what I'm interested in seems doable.
Realistically though apples in one city in country A won't cost the same as apples in another city in country B, especially if you're comparing imported apples in one location to local apples in another.
I've been interested for a while in comparing the real cost of living between locations, kind of like what the PPP tries to do. A collective project to capture this data per city would be pretty cool.
Posted a bounty related to the chart here: #612725
Everyone indeed has different nutritional needs but not to the extent that most people think. The issue is that the human body is capable of running on such a wide range of food before you run into issues that it's difficult to determine what is optimal for most people just by asking them.
I'm in the "eat what our ancestors ate for thousands of years" camp, we are all to a greater extent optimized for that diet.
It's an interesting idea to see yourself as a collection of atoms that go on to be other things when "you" are done being "you". In that sense, we are constantly dying, but in reality, it is the pattern of "us" that ends when we die, and as far as we know that pattern never "goes" anywhere else but away...
every purchase has Bitcoin as its opportunity cost
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