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by kuerbel 3y ago
I will buy a Tesla because I love driving it. Yes even commute. Driving an EV makes driving so easy and fun. I had one as part of a car subscription for 5 months and I always looked forward to my commute. Even an ID5 from VW or something co
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by kuerbel 3y ago
>2. Anything showing efficacy in double-blind trials get taken up almost immediately. I have experience working with a CRO, and unfortunately, the statement isn't entirely accurate. Not every novel molecule or treatment receives the
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by kuerbel 3y ago
Well, just like how some conspiracy theorists claim people will die from COVID shots 'soon,' but keep adjusting the date, we can expect the Energiewende 'fatality' to happen right around the same time that elusive '
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by kuerbel 3y ago
Thank you for your post. And I mean it. I've fallen into this trap so often myself, because nothing grinds my gears as conspiracy theorists do. I think next time I'll stop before I answer, think of your post and maybe copypaste it
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by kuerbel 3y ago
My mother had it. It can be managed really well and also completely heal (in the context of cancer, which means a really low 5 year recurrence rate).
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by kuerbel 3y ago
The definitions you've provided are part of a regulatory framework, but they may not fully capture the nuances of dietary recommendations and public health concerns regarding food consumption. In common dietary discussions, 'ultra
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by kuerbel 3y ago
>You realize that Nestlé and Unilever play both ends, owning both high and low-processed food brands, both factory and organic produce? Neither one owns a substantially large amount of "low processed food brands" or processes s
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by kuerbel 3y ago
All the scientific evidence points to the fact that ultra-processed foods are unhealthy. There is much more money to be made in pushing the opposite view. But of course, those little mom and pop shops like Nestlé, Unilever et al don't
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by kuerbel 5y ago
BMWs next electric cars will have batteries with zero (!) rare minerals, they are on the way to produce cars with renewable energy and they can recycle 96% of their batteries, just not the thermoplastic. There is much more they are doing. W
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by kuerbel 5y ago
For the very low chance someone wants to give this a try, be wary of any zucchini you grow yourself, if it tastes even mildly bitter it might kill you. The chance that this happens is greatly increased if cross pollination occurs. Most peop
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by kuerbel 6y ago
Definitely not possible in Germany just like that, there was / is a person who tried it (Marc Freuke, he was on TV quite often so I feel comfortable sharing his name) and got sued by the municipality. Building code here is already vici
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by kuerbel 6y ago
I believe you and mayyybe I will even order some :) but where do you get the berries from? Do you import them from Africa?
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by kuerbel 6y ago
Shipping to europe is free? Also, just a word of caution here: this product is regulated by the EU Novel Foods directive, and has not had a safety assessment to date. Which basically means selling it in the EU for consumption would be ill
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by kuerbel 7y ago
I don't take medication even though I'm diagnosed with ADD. I guess there is the procrastination from ADD and the one talked about in the article. The one from ADD makes me do... nothing. I feel paralyzed somehow. I scream at myse
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by kuerbel 7y ago
They certainly did until it was forbidden to take ammunition home. In 2000 suicide by guns was 27% and in 2016 it was 20% of all suicides in Switzerland. Compared to other countries with more restrictive policies that is a lot more...
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by kuerbel 7y ago
I have a copper chain but it is by no means as safe as you think it is. My gyn no longer provides it because after 120 procedures he had one that went wrong: at first, everything seemed ok but two weeks later the woman had to go to the hosp
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by kuerbel 7y ago
I think you can stay longer if your position is paid for by a private party instead of publicly funded. That could very well be the case at an institute. Maybe reach out to them, best a professor and explain your situation. Link in german:
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by kuerbel 7y ago
I'd say for most jobs you are overqualified and people are afraid you would be bored after some time. If I were you I'd apply at an institute like the DFKI, I'm sure they would be glad to have you and provide you with a good
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by kuerbel 7y ago
I grew up in Switzerland and I remember that for our very first application right after school, for apprenticeships, we should put the names and jobs of our parents on it... Out of interest I searched and read a guide and lo and behold, it
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by kuerbel 7y ago
I have ADHD and I do this. I don't want to. I just do it without thinking about it. It's because if I have a thought worth sharing, I want to do it NOW... there's always the possibility I might forget it before I've had
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by kuerbel 7y ago
I really don't think so. Societal pressure can be even more convincing than violence. If you are going to lose all of your friends and family if you complain about something, that is not healthy. If you have to tell your followers that
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by kuerbel 7y ago
As an atheist, that sounds terrible. Also there is some legit criticism: taken from wikipedia (where you can see the sources): It also warns members to "avoid independent thinking", claiming such thinking "was introduced by S
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by kuerbel 7y ago
I'm just like you. It's not that I don't like other people or hate them (that would be too draining anyways). I have ADD and interacting with people is draining... I have to focus on the conversation and most people don'
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by kuerbel 8y ago
Thank you, now I don't have to explain it haha. I just want to add that in medieval times Zeug was also used to refer to arms and armor. Some cities still have a Zeughaus, nowadays usually a museum for plate armor etc. The pejorative c
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by kuerbel 8y ago
I'm German. We have a three tiered school system: the lowest one where you go to school for, iirc, 9 years is usually bound for people who are ... more hands on and later do an apprenticeship as a e.g. hairdresser. Middle tier is where
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by kuerbel 8y ago
Learning is not the same as studying, but if English is not your mother tongue you can easily mistake one word for the other. e.g. in german it is the same word. I assume it was written by a polish native speaker. Apparently in polish they
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by kuerbel 8y ago
It's the reason for procrastination as well. Well, it's one reason, there are some more but anxiety is a common one. It's definitely my reason. I'm so afraid of failing I can't start working on a task until I&#x2
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by kuerbel 8y ago
It does not, that's why a blockchain on it's own does not solve the problem but in conjunction with other technologies it could. E.g. food - you have to make sure your sensors (Temperature etc) are tamper proof, but you also have
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by kuerbel 8y ago
What you are (intentionally?) not saying is that the rate of women participating in the workforce is steadily on the rise since decades while otoh the rate of men steadily drops. http://hdr.undp.org/en/content/labo
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by kuerbel 8y ago
I live in Germany as well (I'm Swiss), and people usually get free time in exchange for overtime and not money around here. I think that explains it better, because overtime is pretty prevalent - at least in some jobs. Others not so mu

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