I think he is asking citation about Sony moving their official headquarters out of Japan and to Californiasnip
I think he is asking citation about Sony moving their official headquarters out of Japan and to Californiasnip
No, I was actually asking about the crime stats.I think he is asking citation about Sony moving their official headquarters out of Japan and to California
So the main reason I asked for these links was to see how you were using the numbers. Comparing crime statistics between countries is a notoriously difficult thing to do with any sort of validity. The primary reasons for this are 1. differing legal definitions, 2. differing enforcement mechanisms, and 3. differing recording processes. From your presented data, it doesn't look like you're actually taking any of those concerns into consideration.There are no shortage of examples but a few on a quick google search (first albeit with a caveat)-
Japan has exceptionally low crime rates. But there’s a dark side to its justice system.
Vox is a general interest news site for the 21st century. Its mission: to help everyone understand our complicated world, so that we can all help shape it. In text, video and audio, our reporters explain politics, policy, world affairs, technology, culture, science, the climate crisis, money...www.vox.com
Japan vs United States: Crime Facts and Stats
Intentional homicide rate, Rape rate, Crime levels, Murder rate, Murder rate per million people and 93 More Interesting Facts and Statswww.nationmaster.com
10 reasons why the Japanese have avoided the obesity crisis
Life in Japan is surprisingly conducive to being slim.coach.nine.com.au
My mistake then.No, I was actually asking about the crime stats.
Not to mention the definition of degeneracy. I mean, I know people who would consider this NSFW event degenerate, and yet it is a decades-old festival born from a centuries-old tradition.Avnger said:So the main reason I asked for these links was to see how you were using the numbers. Comparing crime statistics between countries is a notoriously difficult thing to do with any sort of validity. The primary reasons for this are 1. differing legal definitions, 2. differing enforcement mechanisms, and 3. differing recording processes. From your presented data, it doesn't look like you're actually taking any of those concerns into consideration.
I'm not sure why you've included the link about obesity though? Unless you're saying that obesity falls under your definition of "general societal degeneracy"?
Yeah, that's the issue with using such a term so broadly...My mistake then.
Not to mention the definition of degeneracy. I mean, I know people who would consider this NSFW event degenerate, and yet it is a decades-old festival born from a centuries-old tradition.
Japan has a penis festival and it's been taken over by tourists
Every April, thousands descend on Kawasaki to participate in an ancient Shinto fertility ritual that’s now a sex-positive celebration. Selena Hoy joins the crowdwww.independent.co.uk
It was meant to point out that, while there are exceptions like you mentioned, the bulk of the statistics are primarily attributed to cultural differences. America is nothing if not excessive, and that certainly holds true when considering dietary habits. We could say it’s often due to lack of nutrition, education, ease of access, or any number of factors, but those are merely symptoms of other societal issues. At some point though, there needs to be sense of personal responsibility to one’s own health that, in the States at least, seems to be too often buried under a thick layer of apathy. In order to correct that we’d first have to address how we ended up on such a different path than other developed nations.Yeah, that's the issue with using such a term so broadly...
To use the obesity example brought up by Hansel, it would be hard to disagree that some cases of obesity are due to "degeneracy," but there are many, many cases that categorically are not. Obesity can be caused by a number of factors such as underlying medical issues, lack of wealth to eat healthy (non-nutritional yet filling food is the cheapest option available), and lack of access to healthy foods (eg: "food deserts"); none of these causes are in any way, shape, or form related to a moral failing of those suffering.
There's not, and that's the point. Attempting to make any claim about "general societal degeneracy" is laughable at face value especially when done in this manner....great. And? Is there a point to trying to throw stats at each other to try and "prove" which culture is More Degenerate?
But that's also the case in Japan. The Karoshi is a severe problem in Japan, where people neglet their own health for work to the point of death by the high levels of stress or starvation causing heart attacks and strokes; and people are too apathic towards the issue.At some point though, there needs to be sense of personal responsibility to one’s own health that, in the States at least, seems to be too often buried under a thick layer of apathy.
Yeah true, they’re just kinda on the other end of the spectrum of it.But that's also the case in Japan. The Karoshi is a severe problem in Japan, where people neglet their own health for work to the point of death by the high levels of stress or starvation causing heart attacks and strokes; and people are too apathic towards the issue.
Last I checked, neither were "titties" (see Witcher 3) nor "fatalities" (see Mortal Kombat 11)GTA was not banned Illinois. A dumbass politician was fishing for clickbait views
Sauce on any of these things getting banned?First go the titties, then the fatalities, then GTA gets banned in Ilinios "to reduce crime".