His footnotes are out of order.

I'm glad someone noticed.

Determining the real order is left as an exercise for the reader.

Can they be well ordered?

It's not that they couldn't handle the rape gangs; it's that they turned a blind eye towards them.

>the Korean version (which I use)

Beauty of Joseon?

Yea that’s what I use!

Why is English on Japanese sites frequently rendered with that font?

>you absolutely hate being wrong but you live in constant fear of it

Is this a typo?

I think you'll find this to be the case with any prime.

Not really. There are almost always clearly visible diagonals. Try 199, 211, 223, etc.

You're right. I guess then it comes down to how far away from a composite it is.

We're not talking about corporations; we're talking about government bureaucracies.

He didn't actually make that claim. He's just making sure we know NGOs have a "preference" for which way the numbers go.

Less people on earth back in the day; and more people in farming back in the day.

America's a nation; not an economic zone.

Yes it's a nation not an ethnostate. Americans are united by shared values and attitudes not skin color.

What if shared values are correlated with shared ancestry.

it's a nation whose current immigration policies are largely driven by racism. h1b visas tend to largely go to people from countries the current administration considers undesirable, so the chances of them increasing the allocated number are extremely low.

Can you point to another nation whose immigration policies are driven by anti-racism?