You just know that President O will use this article as proof that we need to use government redistribution of wealth to get rid of "asset inequality" in the name of "fairness".
For an encore, he will mandate that you may eat only one slice of pumpkin pie a week.
Somebody else can have mine; I don't even like pumpkin pie.
Ah, my mistake. It looks like the article linked says "median average", not the AP original. "Half of households below the median" would be a true, though information-free, thing to say. "Income distribution becoming dangerously bimodal" would be falsifiable, plus there's an opinion in there. "Median, mean incomes diverging" would also be something that could be said.
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So, you can know be a published journalists if you are on an intellectual par with the "pointy-haired boss" of Scott Adams' Dilbert Comics.
To use an internet meme, "I don't want to live on this planet any more"
You just know that President O will use this article as proof that we need to use government redistribution of wealth to get rid of "asset inequality" in the name of "fairness".
For an encore, he will mandate that you may eat only one slice of pumpkin pie a week.
Somebody else can have mine; I don't even like pumpkin pie.
cheers
eon
"Median average"? That's not right. That's not even wrong. (Who said that? Some physics guy, I think, before self esteem was invented.)
Ah, my mistake. It looks like the article linked says "median average", not the AP original. "Half of households below the median" would be a true, though information-free, thing to say. "Income distribution becoming dangerously bimodal" would be falsifiable, plus there's an opinion in there. "Median, mean incomes diverging" would also be something that could be said.
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