I see the problem is due to cutting out your original post; you think I'm arguing to say that men have it harder because they suicide more, but I was pointing out that the bold in the post about other methods being only about 10% or less effective doesn't fit with the stats. From what I've seen the fatality is estimated around 50-70% with hanging.
Well, if you want to use it to suggest women have it harder, then I guess black people have the least issues because they report higher self-esteem and don't suicide.
I quoted the background information, which is from references.
For what they were trying to accomplish, meh, not really pathetic. The main finding that people thought it would be easy is kind of a no-shit result and choosing hanging because it's not messy is something I've seen elsewhere and not surprising.
Yeah, no. I think a lot has to do with it being easier to make comparisons with others. See Sunburn's post for instance, where he talks about the top 0.1% of men, which is exactly how many feminists like to discuss gender differences, too.
That was true decades ago.
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Students also spent 50% less time studying compared with students a few decades ago, the research shows.
Like the DEI racket.
Did you know Krugman hates UBI because it's either too little or too much? Yang's amount is both to him even though it's really just effectively unionization premium for all, so apparently private sector compensates just fine. The "too little" critique also doesn't make much sense because excepting disability and short-term and meager TANF, there isn't cash transfers.