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Q: Did Vikings who were rich dress the same as the poor?
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How are the rich and poor similar?

Rich and poor people have many differences, but also numerous similarities. As some examples, similarities include things like:All are human beings.All share the same basic human needs for food, fluids, bathroom, comfort, safety, etc.All have families for whom they care about and protect.All have self-protective needs.We all have problems.In a calamity, we're all the same regardless of money.We all are susceptible to illnesses.Within both groups, there can be very responsible people...or plain jerks.Not all rich people are smart; the poor can be even smarter than a rich person.A rich person may have done nothing good to become rich; the poor often have done nothing wrong to end up poor.The richest or poorest can be mentally ill.Both groups can share low self esteem, feel inadequate, fearful, suspicious.We all die, and even the richest can be scared to die.


What was school life like for poor people?

Well poor people get free food, bus rides, and other extra curricular activities. While us rich people pay for food, do get bus rides, and we do get the extra stuff but we have to pay. School for people is pretty much the same just they don't have the same lifestyle as us.


Why is the gap between the rich and poor?

Often, the rich have more opportunity than the poor: the rich can afford to go to the best schools, have the best computers and technology, and get the best jobs as a result. Many poor people are born into neighborhoods where the schools are bad, there is little access to technology, and there are few role models to serve as mentors. Meanwhile, in many countries (America among them), the tax code is written to benefit the rich, who know how to use various methods to avoid paying taxes and to keep most of their wealth, which they then pass on to their kids, continuing the same cycle. This is not to say that there is anything wrong with keeping one's wealth or passing it on to one's kids; but America used to have a lot more social mobility, so those who were poor could dream of one day moving up. Sadly, that does not happen as much any more. Studies do show that over the past thirty years, the rich really have gotten much richer, while the poor really have gotten much poorer. Without social mobility, the gap between these two groups will either stay the same or get wider.


How did the poor and slaves relate?

Both have the same lifestyle. The difference is that slaves have landlords or boss, unlike the poor.


Does the speedometer have poor precision or poor accuracy?

Accuracy and precision mean the exactly the same thing in this context.

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