Inventory would measure $ worth of goods missing, but wouldn't ascertain the number of incidents that caused those losses. So the $/incident and incident count figures should be treated as if they have high uncertainty even if the $ figure is accurate.
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That almost seems worse because it implies the contamination happened in the canning facility and not as the result of improper shipping/handling. I hope you report it to the manufacturer.
Normally I wouldn't bother on something that is pretty cheap, but if one failed to seal, they really need to sample the batch and see if a recall is necessary. Botulism is no joke.
An increase in the number of known shoplifting incidents would be conflated with increasing surveillance. It would be hard to distinguish observability vs actual increases.
I think that might actually send the US into a debt spiral that would require leaning into printing and inflation. Net interest for FY25 is $933 Billion putting servicing debt as the third largest federal expenditure. Any bailout will either be insignificantly small or will tank the dollar.
I'm not saying you're wrong, but it would be an incredibly stupid thing to do.
Let them eat Argentinian beef
The zone has been thoroughly flooded.
Outrage is only useful if it leads to accountability and consequences for bad action.
Boebert and MTG have a very good sense of what their base likes and dislikes. They may frequently cross lines of decency, but they don't cross any of their base's lines. As such, outrage just gives them free publicity and makes them more popular with their people and nudges the perception of norms towards them. These people need to be starved of attention. Don't feed trolls!
Wow, that's some amazingly good visibility to be able to clearly see the Charlotte skyline out there.
Yeah, my sciatica gets way worse with no recline. I would almost rather flights stack us in 3 high bunks.
Betteridge's law cannot be applied to questions that don't yet have an answer.
I've done a 180 on /s tags. I used to think they were cringe. Now I just get exhausted by Poe's law with so many outlandish opinions online. Even the Onion fails to be absurdist enough to be obvious satire these days.