"They acted with military efficiency, according to testimony from the seven embassy staff members inside. Brandishing fake guns, they bound the wrists of the North Koreans and placed bags over their heads."
“People overestimate the probability of things happening,” says Myers. “In social psychology literature it is fairly well established that people are poor at assessing risk."
Please tell me who are these people who believe there is a good chance of buying Park and Boardwalk on the first loop?
Clicked the link thinking that this would be some sort of grander geopolitical argument(alliances, treaties, borders, size of fleet).
I have instead finally crawled out of the rabbit hole that is international submarine comparison (think https://www.gsmarena.com/ or https://youtu.be/zIjngBAxTr4 (This could be a post on its own (Do you guys think the iPhone 1 with updated internals could outsell the newest iPhone? Is this actually the newest SE ?)).
What was most surprising to me is that there is a standardized way to become an international submarine dealer. What if I told you that a
Master’s Degree in Conflict Resolution
from Georgetown University
could land you such career.
I don't know about you, but I was shocked!
I have a final question. How does Sweden's purchase choices on the submarine market explain Russia's fear of their submarines? Actually, after rereading the article, I'm not even sure what the author's whole point is?
I will now go to bed very confused about submarines :(
You find criteria that are not inherent to race.
Reluctantly using your twisted example, imagine the left handed are more likely to default on loans because the checks they send are illegible.
Then you could use the acceptance rate of written checks as your criteria instead of handedness.