
Darius
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" In 1981 the population was 56.4 mil and in 2024 it was 69.3 mil – a rise of 23% But the number of dwellings grew fast: 21.7 mil in 1981 and 30.7 mil in 2024 – a rise of 41.5% ..a shortage of housing is not the principal cause of the strongly rising price-income ratio "

@JibbaJabb @KneidlachJenner You’re using number of dwellings which is NOT new homes built. If a house is converted into flats that increases the number of dwellings but creates no new housing. In certain areas like London population growth has outpaced building.






£15 minim wage doesn’t seem so crazy next to a £10 pint does it



Sorry nights out in Manchester are superior to London. There is something off with the vibe down south.

I noticed recently that my co-workers in, wait for it... not London, but *Cambridge*, have started wearing those rubber ropes around their necks tied to their phones. Boiled frogs.


genuinely astonishing how some people can be so smart and yet so stupid paul advocated for the policies that led to this. and he’ll look you in the eyes confused as to why it happened incredible








>there isn’t a single good argument against eating with your hands the humble Diarrheal Diseases Death Rate Map:



I mean, what are the chances in an area that is 85% White British, that my local Subway has 5 Indians working and zero white Brits. We need to scrap DEI.



@moving_charlie @rcolvile Congratulations on finding the flux capacity of economics and bending the fabric of supply and demand. Let's hope the Libyans didn't sell you the nuances.



A lot of landlords are neglectful and bad because they don’t face much competition. The solution is to flood the market with new properties. You can impose huge losses on bad landlords and make them work overtime for their tenants with one weird trick!






