Doom Loop

Það sem Brazilíu vantar: glæpir

"The socialist President of Brazil, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, has overturned all the policies of former President Jair Bolsonaro that eased access to firearms in Brazil and led to a reduction in crime in the country.

Recently, data from the Brazilian Public Security Forum indicated a 2.4% reduction in the number of violent deaths in the country, dropping from 48.4 thousand victims to 47.5 thousand victims."

1000 grafir sem aldrei voru teknar...

Í USA

Í Afríku

"A group of soldiers, reportedly with the backing of the Nigerien presidential guard, appeared on national television in the country on Thursday announcing that they had overthrown democratically elected President Mohamed Bazoum and were holding him captive, but unharmed, in his residence. The group identified itself as the “National Council for the Safeguard of the Homeland.”

Al Jazeera, reporting from the ECOWAS summit on Sunday, described leaders as actively discussing organizing a military coalition to invade Niger and remove Tchiani’s conspirators."

Í Japan.

Musk hefur litla trú á SF

"Loops like the one Musk describes happens when businesses and workers no longer occupy a city to the degree they once did. Remote work contributes to this by keeping people away from office. Restaurants and other local businesses close, real estate demand drops, and tax revenues decline. One negative outcome leads to another in a "spiral" fashion to hollow out the city.

This makes it harder for local governments to fund public services and law enforcement. The decline of San Francisco in particular has made it a "case study" of this trend, according to Fox Business."