A NSFW tag would be nice...

It would be SFW if you were lucky enough to be in France.

If you need that your work isn't safe.

what's NSFW about it?

Colombia, not Columbia.

My bad. Fixed.

Is there any way to disable the POIs on the map?

Any examples of webpages using these frameworks?

Europe, Middle East, and Africa

But people pay for goods using the "some bucks" they earned as salaries.

You guys are missing the point. If we take X percent of the workers out of the market due to retirement (and age discrimination?) there will simply not be enough people to do all the work. Paying more at any or all levels will not create more workers.

Inflation is starting to affect retirement plans, and some are coming out. But companies need to want them.

The article claims people are not coming out of retirement and are unlikely to do so as the early retirees are comparatively well off.

>> enough labor to pay for their retirement

Labour doesn't pay for their retirement.

>> inflation will eat up all their retirement

Their state pension increases in line with inflation thanks to the penion "triple lock" in the UK (this is temporarily the "double lock" for 22/23).

>> until there is enough labor

Adding labour has no direct impact on pension income, there can't be "enough labour" to reinstate a standard of living in a person's pension situation

Instead what will happen is existing groups who are already below water (e.g. foodbank users) will suffer more pain.

> Their state pension increases in line with inflation thanks to the penion "triple lock" in the UK (this is temporarily the "double lock" for 22/23).

In that case you have a feedback loop creating infinite inflation that goes faster than those rate adjustments goes. There is no magical wand to wish away inflation like that.

They do not have to retire in UK either, right? You can take your nest egg and move to SE Asia?

Most people don’t have a nest egg these days.

You don't need more workers, though. Supply and demand. As prices rise, demand wanes, not requiring as many workers.

When labour is free the amount of work is infinite, but with a higher price some work is no longer worth doing and workers get reallocated into the jobs that are still viable.

You heathen, how can you even suggest that the number goes down!?

Which people? Unemployment is low. Immigration is restricted to skilled people.

In the aggregate, people who want a job already have better paying skilled labour options. Why take a job as a cashier for example?

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Sure we can find a better use for the wood and nails. But the point is that the wood and nails are finite.

And it's going to happen to everybody, since the Bitcoin is deflationary.

I sold my Bitcoin a couple weeks before Floyd Mayweather's fight with Conner McGregor. I used all the money to bet on Floyd to win the fight, which he did.

When I went to put the money back into BTC, I found out that I would have made the same amount just by leaving in BTC for the 3 weeks I was out of the market.