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I guess you just ask someone how happy they are in general.
Edit: I found the study (see my other response) and they used this:
To assess life satisfaction, respondents were asked, “All things considered, how satisfied are you with your life as a whole these days?” They were asked to indicate their satisfaction with life using an 11-point scale ranging from 0 (dissatisfied) to 10 (satisfied). This measure has been shown to have appropriate external validity and has been widely used in cross-cultural studies of life satisfaction
No sorry, but I remember that in scandinavian countries the difference in happiness was much less, because raising children there is more seen as a societal task and less as the sole responsibility of the parents.
Edit: found it: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jomf.13116

There are scientific studies which show that parents are overall less happy than adults without kids.
Of course parents still do a lot of stuff but it’s because most of the time it’s even more stressful to stay at home with the kids. And as you noticed it’s stuff mainly for the kids. Of course some things parents can enjoy as well. But the main thing about being a parent is that you can’t just do what YOU what, especially not spontaneously.
And the post was about vibe and chill, which is definitely something parents do a lot less than they would like to.
It’s basically a platform for online shops. So my only complain would be that you often find the same product from different vendors with different prices which can be a bit confusing and annoying.
I just checked and there seem to be a lot more shop informations than the last time I checked a year ago. Maybe there really are more people contributing recently.
What about “here wego”. They seem to have the same osm data. Maybe with better route planning?
I am so braindead I can’t even imagine how it would work without endless scrolling?
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HistoryArt@piefed.social•The first European map of the Aztec capital city of Tenochtitlan, published in Nuremberg in 1524.
6·5 days agoTIL the atzecs built cities in lakes.
I don’t trust the statistics of a state that let millions inhabitants starve to death.
How exactly was the normal worker in control of production? Wasn’t it more like production was in the hand of the state, which in fact was very hierarchical?
Because the Soviet Union was an autocratic surveillance state wasn’t it? At least that’s what I learned about GDR and projected it to other communist states.
I can think of many things. I was interested in the solutions from a marxist/leninist viewpoint. I am actually surprised the answers I got are not that radical as I would have expected.
Can you tell me shortly how a marxist-leninist society would look like? I guess not like the Sovjet Union?
But what is the alternative? Have everything co-owned by the workers? How would that work?
Edit: just to clarify. These are serious questions and not rhetorical or gotcha ones, as I am seriously interested.
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3·6 days agoI guess you speak to them in person instead to their algorithms?
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