I just hit a year today and I'm supposed to receive some more PTO in my UKG today to my knowledge. In the Union handbook it states you get some on 3 months(confirmed), 1 year total, and so fourth.
ME: They've been preaching for decades that the human population is over crowded. But the real culprit here is the overpopulation of greedy sick fucks that monopolize and monetize on the destruction of OUR(We The People) world. There's 0 justification for this insanity, I seen not too long ago that someone estimated that the entire human population alone could live in the state of texas especially taking into account of verticality.
AI: Half of the U.S. population lives in just 1% to 1.4% of the land area, depending on whether the calculation includes Alaska and Hawaii or focuses on the continental United States.
75% of the population resides in approximately 2.7% to 3.5% of the land mass, while 90% to 95% of the population lives on just 25% to 27% of the land.
50% of the population occupies roughly 1.07% to 1.4% of the land area, primarily in high-density urban centers.
75% of the population is concentrated in 2.7% to 3.5% of the land, which includes incorporated cities and dense urban areas.
80% to 82% of the population lives in approximately 3% to 3.1% of the land, defined by urban census definitions.
95% of the population occupies about 27.4% of the land area, encompassing the vast majority of inhabited regions outside of remote rural and wilderness areas.
These statistics highlight the extreme concentration of Americans in small geographic footprints, with coastal areas alone accounting for less than 10% of the land but nearly 40% of the population.
ME: I've suspected this long ago, but never had any statistics rather entirely true or not, although I'd imagine this is as accurate as it's gonna get. I didn't need to ask AI, this is a well known fact that the vast majority of people worldwide are shoved in compact areas. And the wealthy 1% own massive estates, while the rest of the land is hoarded by government agencies, corporations, federal/state land, etc.