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Fiscus105:Year,Annual Inflation Rate (Dec-to-Dec),Average Annual Rate,Notes 2021, 7.0%,4.7%,"Sharp rise due to post-pandemic recovery, supply chain issues, and energy prices." 2022, 6.5%,8.0%,"Peak inflation period, driven by global energy shocks, food costs, and demand surge." 2023, 3.4%,4.1%,"Cooling trend as Fed rate hikes took effect, but still above target." 2024, 2.9%,~2.9–3.0%,"Continued moderation, with energy and goods prices easing." 2025, 2.7%,~2.6–2.7%,"Stable at 2.7% in December 2025 (latest data), core inflation (excluding food/energy) at 2.6%, the lowest since 2021. Inflation returned close to the Fed's 2% target." You are welcome |
Fiscus105:Fastest-Growing G7 Economies in 2025 (Projections) Ranked from highest to lowest projected real GDP growth for 2025 (based on IMF October 2025 World Economic Outlook and consistent with OECD/Consensus forecasts): United States — ~2.0% Strong consumer spending, tech/AI investment, and labor market resilience drive the highest growth among G7. United Kingdom — ~1.3% Upgraded forecasts reflect recovery from earlier stagnation, supported by lower inflation and some fiscal support. Canada — ~1.2% Solid but slower than US; energy exports and domestic demand help, though trade uncertainty weighs in. Japan — ~1.1% Modest recovery with inflation and wage gains, but aging population and export reliance limit upside. France — ~0.7–0.8% Moderate growth from services and tourism, but fiscal constraints and energy costs hold it back. Italy — ~0.5% Weak due to high debt, slow productivity, and manufacturing challenges. Germany — ~0.2% Near-stagnant; export-dependent economy hit by trade slowdowns, energy transition costs, and weak global demand. You are welcome |
Fiscus105:Oga don't be lazy. The numbers are there for everyone. If you were an intelligent human being, you would have at least researched to find if I was wrong. Some of you are just so lazy that you never learn. You just remain at the same place |
RealLordZeus:Funny boy, this is a bit different. At the time Europeans discovered the Chagos and even Mauritius, the islands were empty. The blacks were later imported as slaves. I always advise you do your research before coming online. It saves you a lot |
Deffi:The funny man sees Trump as a mistake but Tinubu is his savior. Helinues and other boys like him are the reason why we continue to have failed leaders |
RealLordZeus:Who told you the island belongs to Mauritius? I can bet that before today, you knew nothing about Chagos The Chagos Islands were uninhibited before European arrival, no indigenous population existed |
helinues:Under Trump, the US is the fastest growing G7 economy. Inflation is far lower than where Biden left it. Income is growing and GDP is mind blowing. Do you even know the meaning of the word Mistake? If Trump es a mistake, what would you call Tinubu? In Nigeria, inflation is growing faster than wages. Violent crime is exploding. Businesses are disappearing but Trump is the mistake |
AntiChristian:My brother, Is it you or I to decide what is or is not befitting of God? Don't you think we should depend on revelation and not you and me creating our own God? It would be stupid for me to answer your question if I am not able to point you to scripture. I hope you get it now. It's not up to man to decide the nature of God |
AntiChristian:Does God have the ability to express emotions? To get angry To be happy To talk You and I are not to decide what God can or cannot do. We did not create Him He created us. But then why are you uncomfortable with God showing emotions? Why should this be a big deal to you? |
Orlandoo:Good, now you will be the one to replace him congrats |
sonmvayina:Could you answer the exact same question for 99% of ancient historians? Why are you creating a different standard for the Apostles. Again, you are wrong about the Apostles. The new testament is a collection of independent books so most of the apostles were mentioned by at least 4 independent writers which most ancient historians can't boast of. How many ancient historians wrote about Josephus? Peter on the other hand had at least 5 independent historians write about him. Paul, Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John all wrote about him. So how is Josephus a more authentic historical figure? I believe I have answered your question now can you please answer the question I posted in my earlier post? |
AntiChristian:Yes, you are right, just like His Father, Jesus Christ has and exhibits emotions. They are Gods not robots |
Dtruthspeaker:If your point is that Jesus Christ came thousands of years after He was preordained to sacrifice for sin, then I agree. My only point is that our Father in heaven chose Jesus Christ to save us before the foundation of the world |
Dtruthspeaker:Wrong Your bible tells you that God's plan for Jesus Christ was preordained before the world was. It happened before Deuteronomy was written Please these are the words in your bible Ephesians 1:4 For he chose us in him before the foundation of the world… Please was Deuteronomy written before the world was formed? Do we believe your Deuteronomy logic or do we believe the word of God? |
Dtruthspeaker:So, a second reading of your post and I observed your lack of understanding. Let me explain it to you with just one question and answer. When did the Father decide to send Jesus Christ to save mankind? The answer according to the bible. Before the foundation of the world. Have I made it simple enough? |
Dtruthspeaker:You really don't understand words. If something occured before the foundation of the world then your retrospective is dead. If Christ is the Lamb slain before the foundation of the world then His Sacrifice was commanded, endorsed and planned by God before Exodus was written I gave you other verses that used words like preordained or predestined to explain it. Please read the verses before your next response. Stop rushing to reply |
zinaunreal:Yes you shouldn't waste your time since you already have more information than all AI put together. You are the first human super computer. |
Dtruthspeaker:I agree with you here. If this has been your position all along then we are in agreement |
zinaunreal:You just said it, you couldn't read so you never learn |
robosky02:Oga learn to lose with dignity. You lost to a far better team. You were fortunate to play goalless, but you lost in a penalty shootout. |
nnamdi640:You played a better team with much better players. |
zinaunreal:Let me try to educate you on innovation The top 10 countries ranked by patent quality and impact in scientific, engineering, and medical fields (as of 2025 data, primarily from WIPO's World Intellectual Property Indicators 2025, Global Innovation Index 2025, and related analyses) shift focus from sheer volume (where China dominates) to indicators like: Patent citations per patent (forward citations measure influence and technological impact) Patent family size (broader international filings indicate higher value/strategic importance) Patent-to-GDP ratio (efficiency and economic relevance) Triadic patents (filed in US, Europe, and Japan—proxy for high-quality, global protection) Grant rates, foreign-oriented families, and innovation ecosystem strength (e.g., university-industry ties, R& quality)China leads in quantity but ranks lower in these quality metrics due to a higher proportion of domestic, lower-impact filings. The US, Switzerland, and several European/Nordic countries excel in quality and impact, especially in medical/biotech and advanced engineering. Top 10 Ranking by Patent Quality & Impact (2025 Consensus) Switzerland — Tops many quality metrics (e.g., highest patent-to-GDP ratio at ~1,506 per $100B GDP; leads in high-value pharma/medical patents via companies like Novartis/Roche; strong international families and citations). United States — Leads in high-impact citations, triadic patents, and medical/biotech/engineering breakthroughs (e.g., highest granted AI/medical patents with strong citation impact; dominates in forward citations and global influence). Sweden — High patent-to-GDP (~1,015); excels in engineering, medical tech, and quality filings (strong in PCT families and innovation clusters). Finland — Very high patent-to-GDP (~1,331); strong in engineering and tech with high-quality, international protection. Germany — Leads Europe in engineering/medical patents; high patent-to-GDP (~1,241) and strong citation impact (e.g., via Siemens/Bosch in advanced engineering). Netherlands — High patent-to-GDP (~693); excels in medical devices/engineering (e.g., ASML in semiconductors); wide geographical coverage in families. Japan — Strong in precision engineering/robotics/medical tech; high-quality citations and active families (despite volume decline, remains high-impact per patent). Denmark — High patent-to-GDP (~802); leads in biotech/medical innovations with strong global impact. South Korea — High in engineering/semiconductors; improving quality metrics and citations (e.g., Samsung/LG in high-impact tech). Austria — High patent-to-GDP (~658); strong in engineering and medical fields with quality filings. Key Notes Quality vs. Quantity: China ranks #1 in volume (PCT filings ~70,000+) and some medical/engineering areas but lower in per-patent citations/family breadth (more domestic focus). The US often leads in "impact" (e.g., citations and commercial value in medical/biotech). Medical/Engineering Focus: Switzerland/US/Germany dominate pharma/biotech; US/Japan/South Korea lead in engineering/AI-related patents with higher impact. Sources: Primarily WIPO 2025 indicators (e.g., patent-to-GDP, abroad filings, families), GII 2025 (innovation quality), and analyses like IFI CLAIMS/EPO data on citations/families. This ranking prioritizes qualitative impact over raw numbers—exact positions can vary slightly by metric (e.g., citations vs. family size). For specific subfields (e.g., only medical patents), the US/Switzerland often top lists. |
Dtruthspeaker:No need to debate simple English with you. So it talks about the origin and inheritance of sin before stating that Christ was the Lamb slain for sin before the foundations of the world, and you still do not know that Christ was chosen to pay the price of sin before the world was created? I cant help you more than this. But here are a few more verses to help you. Ephesians 1:4 For he chose us in him before the foundation of the world… Believers are chosen in Christ, which means Christ Himself is already established as the chosen One before creation. 2 Timothy 1:9 This grace was given us in Christ Jesus before the beginning of time. Grace is given in Christ before time, implying Christ’s role is already fixed. Titus 1:2 ..in the hope of eternal life, which God, who does not lie, promised before the beginning of time. Eternal life is promised before time, and the NT consistently teaches it is given through Christ. Isaiah 46:10 I make known the end from the beginning… God’s actions in time are decided beforehand, which the NT applies to Christ’s mission. John 17:5 “And now, Father, glorify me in your presence with the glory I had with you before the world began.” Christ existed before creation and shared divine glory, which supports pre-creation appointment. |
Dtruthspeaker:We are talking about the choice between good and evil, not the choice to go to the toilet or not. Please update yourself on the topic. |
KobolanderSegun:According to you, Africa is backwards because we encourage our women to be chaste and to maintain a high degree of moral uprightness. With people like you, we would continue to copy only the worst from the West and do away with our great moral attributes. How about we hold on to that which we have that is good and copy only the good stuff from the whites. When it comes to marriage, the whites have little or nothing to teach us. |
Ojuntana:Please let their Allah not forget to turn off the earthquakes in his holy Iran. There have been at least 2 this year alone. Instead of sending earthquakes to his enemies, he should be more interested in turning off the earthquakes affecting his beloved servants in Iran. Or maybe he just loves everywhere to be vibrating. |
FreeStuffsNG:Was the universe also responsible for the January 13, 2026, Magnitude: 4.6 earthquake in Iran? You boys are invested in your hate of Israel and America and have no space to love your Iran. This year alone, there have been 2 earthquakes above magnitude 4 in Iran, but I am sure you don't even know. You were not informed. |
QuinQ:Your position on the matter is getting much weaker. Remember you said, You obviously don't get depression. There is no "choose" in depression. But a strong blast from the sun opposed to being prolongedly in a cold, damp environment can be the difference between suicide or not |
My brother, I have had 3 kids now all grown up. So, I understand babies well. I'm not talking about instructions but talking about you acting on them with force. He's indeed not a robot, and I never said so. I said he's next to... Because he's just so 'maleable'. Since you have 3 kids, you should be the first to know that babies are the opposite of robots. I would not press on this any further. Being maleable doesn't make one a robot. A robot has no desire of its own than to do the will of its owner. I can bet that your 3 kids were the opposite of that as babies. They actually have good as their nature. They dongood by nature, not by knowledge. Their minds tends towards doing good without pandering towards evil at all. We still have a measure of that state even now. Now you are the one making Adam and Eve programmed like robots. You seem to be saying that they were programmed to do good, hence making them robots. But if that was the case, why was the fruit called the tree of knowledge of good and evil, why not just the tree of knowledge of evil since they already knew good? For example, if someone offends you, you mayy.neve4 think of murder, no matter the gravity of the offence, there are some people who might think of murder just because of the same offense. There are still people who will never think of murder. The idea would never think of murder at all. It will never even cross their minds until a very wicked person suggests it like Satan did Eve. They know that murder exists but they'll never even think of doing it. It won't ever occur to them to do to it until someone else starts telling them how right and easy for them to do it. Yes, I agree that they did not have any evil intentions, just like innocent babies. But that changed when they ate the fruit. Now, if evil never came into their mind, let's go back to how our discussion began. Remember, you wrote these very words, This is why evil exists. There's evil because we're not zombies. We can choose an action and the opposite of the action as we please. And that's what makes life meaningful and worth living. So if evil never entered the hearts of our first parents, they would never have been able to choose between good and bad. They would have only been left with good, and that isn't a choice. And as you said, life would not be meaningful and worth living |
QuinQ:From Grok SAD accounts for about 10% of all reported depression cases in some estimates. So clearly this is never the main cause of suicide in the west, not even close. |
bigpriik:This is your response to an earthquake? Some people need help. Did you even check the topic before posting? |
QuinQ:You have not been able to show that weather has anything to do with suicide rates. Using the US as case study, it is impossible to look at the 50 states and conclude that weather plays any meaningful role. So, I advise we present the other more recognized factors because we both can see any pattern when looking at the weather |
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