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Well I'm curious about the breakdown of people by income here on styleforum, so I will shamelessly ask the dreaded question in the form of an anonymous poll
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It appears as I am unable to edit the poll
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these ranges suck ass. how about 99,999-150k, 150k-250, 250+?Originally Posted by thekunk07
Historically, certain cultures did not have names for large numbers, because they had never needed them - they'd never experienced something so large. I hypothesize that this is a similar case.
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