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Low-educated, middle-aged whites, the death rate in the United Those who have a family income greater than $100,000. In individuals who have a family income of less than $35,000 than in Obesity, diabetes, heart disease, kidney disease, and liver disease are all two to three times more common The polite term for the process is assortative mating.

the process of speciation begins with a love story-or, if you prefer, sexual selection. In America, the game is half over once you’ve selected your parents. Contrary to popular myth, economic mobility in the land of opportunity is not high, and it’s going down. We have left the 90 percent in the dust-and we’ve been quietly tossingĭown roadblocks behind us to make sure that they never catch up. Keep insisting that we’re “middle class.”Īs of 2016, it took $1.2 million in net worth to make it into the 9.9 percent.

In fact, we’re so self-effacing, we deny our own existence. We’re a well-behaved, flannel-suited crowd of lawyers, doctors,ĭentists, mid-level investment bankers, M.B.A.s with opaque job titles,Īnd assorted other professionals-the kind of people you might invite toĭinner. Like those flamboyant political manipulators from the 0.1 percent. So what kind of characters are we, the 9.9 percent? We are mostly not An article in The Atlantic notes the even bigger problem of "the 9.9%" - which may include you and me. The wealth of the "1%" (and the 0.1%) has been discussed to death. Of Minnesota professor and expert in palliative care. “When did we medicalize death?” said Remke, a University Roughly 7,000 Death Cafes have been sponsored globally, according to organizers.ĭeath is natural, she said, and should be demystified with publicĬonversations. Hospices give patients what they want, which is not pinching pennies. Hospice officials hate to talk about that. The main reason, say hospice experts, is that doctors have stopped fighting or ignoring hospices.Īs medical costs soar, hospice care saves a soaring amount of money. In their homes, as well as those living in hospice centers. Minnesota’s hospice population spiked to 19,253 in 2016, the latest yearįor which statistics are available. Natural alternative to their expensive and often uncomfortable “Death Cafes” in public places are proliferating,Īs forums for topics that were once taboo.ĭoctors, the gatekeepers of hospice entries, now accept hospice as a Promotions - books, plays and radio programs to review the various The remarkable rise of hospice care has been powered by grassroots Hospice patients have tripled since 2000, and today they account for more than half of all deaths in Minnesota. Thanks a lot! 🙂 – Kprofiles.(and probably elsewhere). If you use info from our profile, please kindly put a link to this post. Note: Please don’t copy-paste the content of this page to other sites/places on the web. – Yuta’s ideal type: A girl who has short hair, 15 cm shorter than him, has empathy towards people and does not “act pretty” – Update: In the new NCT 127 dorm Yuta & Taeil share a room. – Yuta, Winwin, and Taeil used to be roommates. – Yuta was a cast member of JTBC show “Abnormal Summit” where he was the representative of Japan. – He says if he’d take a girl on a date, he’d take her to an amusement park. – He thinks the ideal height difference between him and his future gf should be 15 cm. – The song that made him wanna become an artist: TVXQ’s “Something” (Apple NCT’s Playlist) – Yuta played soccer since he was 5, to 16 years old. – The first thing Yuta does when he wakes up is to brush his teeth. – Yuta gets sad if Winwin doesn’t watch animation with him. – He loves vegetable juice and drinks it every day. – His favorite foods are: Watermelon, Bento, Takoyaki, Tteokbokki, Crab meat fried rice, Green tea cake. – He enjoys playing soccer and hanging out with friends. – His hobbies are reading comics, working out, watching videos and reading comments saying how handsome he is. – He has been training for 3 years 3 months. – Yuta passed the global audition in Japan. – Nickname: Guardian of Takoyaki, Osaka Prince, Takoyaki Prince, Yakisoba Prince