For graphs like this, it'd be good to compute an average and sort by that rather than by one of the values.

The Belgian one is wholly theoretical.

I hated them back in the day, too. You only get one episode per week, you look forward to it all week, and it's a clip show? That was very disappointing, back then.

Even the recency bias can't save Discovery.

Why would "non-modern audiences" be more generous with Shades of Grey? I'm 40 (is that non-modern?), and I do consider it pointless and pretty stupid.

That said, the worst is The Game.

That's a lot of aardvarks.

In this thread: people not even looking at the fact that there's no apparent correlation before making regurgitating "correlation is not causation" or "let's all google it!".

I mean, I'm glad people have learned that correlation does not necessarily imply a direct causal link, but can you guys at least look at what you're commenting on?

If you want to see him on the drums.
That's what we got instead of Cha-la head-cha-la.
Warning: that song is going to stay with you for decades, and not in a good way.

Wouldn't say his style was that different from, say, Dorothée's. So, not even that.

We have (had? Haven't noticed it in a while) this on the news in Belgium. Honestly, it's just distracting.

Well, a "legend". Just because it's from our childhood doesn't mean we should disregard how terrible it was.
Bernard Minet's songs were ridiculously childish even for my 9 year old self!

> youre not smart

Delicious irony.

> Understanding this made me a lot less resentful about my career

Same. I'm not automating jobs away, I'm improving productivity. It's the fault of politicians and businessmen that that excess productivity is not put to improving working conditions.
The solution to growing inequality is to regulate profits/tax them rather than oppose technological improvements.

Meanwhile, in Western Europe, the light blue bar is by far the biggest.

Oh, look, a troll. Let's play "guess which sub he came from?".

Have fun kissing the boots of the wealthy.
"Please triple my commute, daddy Bezos!" "Please remove my flexibility and mobility!"
"You have deiicious boots, mr landlord! I never want to have my own place!"

> It’s a Reddit comment, not a dissertation.

That's the thing: it doesn't require effort for those of us who aren't morons.

> Not my fault you lack critical thinking skills and have to rely on memorization.

I don't rely on memorisation, and I clearly have better critical thinking skills than you.
I also keep my word, unlike you. Still waiting on those maths.

> Why do idiots always end their sentences with a preposition?

They don't, that's actual English.

Edit: Well, the idiot realised he was wrong and bowed out.

You're the one unable to stay on topic: you said commute from outside the city.

And it's faculties, not facilities. When you insult people's intelligence, try to have a basic grasp of your language.
You should be embarassed of making those mistakes and getting corrected by an ESL. I know you aren't, but you should be.

Why do idiots always confuse homonyms? It's so easy not to.

Anyway, that's just displacing the issue.

You said "name a city". If you're going to only accept one city, then use that one, no need to ask for a name.

Ok, Brussels. Go.

You're going to need price references, so I'll give you a source:
Average house price in Brussels: 500k-800k €.
Average house price in Hastières: 100k €.

Now you do some maths to show me that a car makes up for the 400k to 700k € difference.

Total number of spots? You don't have to use something directly to benefit from it.
Analogy time: there are 8 checkout lines at the supermarket. Two of those require the super special supermarket card to use, and you don't have it.
Someone decies to remove those lines. Don't you think you'll spend more time, despite the fact that you weren't using them, because the people that were using them are now in the other 6?

(also, they don't have to be inside)

[x] Doubt. But anyway, mark my words: housing prices will go up in the area in the next few years, not down.
Come back to this comment in 5 years.

Yes, that is exactly when you did and are doing.

He literally said:

> Pretty simple: discourage driving.

Trying fucking reading, next time.

> You probably "believe in markets"

That's your line, rightist.

Edit: oh, you're an /r/fuckcars troll. That explains everything.