It’s not a good idea to let children go wherever part of the city they want to go. Specially for no-go zones in the city.
Internet should be treated like streets. If you trust a teenager to go outside with certain restrictions of time and places, same should apply for internet.
But a minor who barely reads shouldn’t be alone in the streets all day. The same for the Internet. Similar dangers may be involved.
Interesting that we’ve made progress on world hunger to the extent that 1 in 5 kids is now overfed, I swear when i grew up we were told child hunger was ubiquitous in the majority of the world’s population
Obesity affects ∼20% of U.S. youth, with severe obesity (body mass index [BMI] ≥120th of the 95th percentile and/or ≥35 kg/m2) at record high prevalence.
Oops this source only counted obesity and not overweight as the original post does. It’s actually ~33%; you were correct.
Were the questions phased universally across nations?
Without these questions answered, it’s hard to make out what to think about this statistic.
As the saying goes: “lies, damned lies, and statistics”.
As it is, It would have been more useful if they allowed respondents a selection of choices. Such as: Don’t Know/Care, Neutral, About Right and Not Enough.
Maybe a meta study would have made a better subject for an article.
And this is why Europe faces a demographic calamity. This is also reason number 928,354,191 for the necessary marginalizing of the republican traitor filth.
The atmosphere causes almost all meteorites to burn up before hitting the surface, I imagine that the same holds for space debris. So the concern about space debris hitting your house seems to be more about drawing attention to the very real problem of space debris to orbiting satellites.
Except NASA straight up confirms it was crap from the ISS that smashed his house…but ok
nearly 2-pound chunk of a jettisoned pallet of used batteries that crashed through the roof and two floors of a Florida man’s house last month came from the International Space Station.
Communications satellites and globally-accessible internet are not a waste of money because they will bring the world together to help develop that technology (yes, I realize there is a bad side to that too). The problem is the way it’s being done… launching over 5000 Starlink satellites alone so far.
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