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lukan
4mo ago
Even if the wood is imported, it still counts as green, as it regrowing and does not add CO2 that was in the ground before. (So it depends how much CO2 the ships used to transport it there)
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lukan
4mo ago
Hm, that approach would have me at the doctor every second day and being on antibiotic all the time. I am outdoors a lot and had 5 ticks on me just today after not checking enough last night after being outside. I only would consider antibi
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lukan
4mo ago
"Edit 2, again to Lukan. My point still stands that the Germany lifestyle is very luxurious compared to the rest of the world." I never debated that. "And even in Germany, you need a decent income if you want to live in a hig
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lukan
4mo ago
"Edit, reply to Lukan as I am rate limited with my comments: I’m sure that those people you saw in Leipzig and Berlin are global 5% earners, maybe even 1%-ers. That is a very luxurious lifestyle that not many can achieve." I am pr
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lukan
4mo ago
Hm. Maybe visit a city like Leipzig or Berlin? Lot's of cargo bikes - some do belong to high earners, but most do not. Finding a suitable place to rent with secure storage is hard, but most old houses for example do have a big enough e
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lukan
4mo ago
Are you claiming owning a cargo bike is a bigger privilege than owning a car? Problem with cargo bikes are, if you are living in a flat where you cannot "park" them, you mean this?
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lukan
4mo ago
But that is serves as a valid counterargument to your claim is something you agree with?
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lukan
4mo ago
You went to a doctor because you had a tick, or because you had symptoms? (like the red ring)
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lukan
4mo ago
Yes, but if you push the tick - it will vomit its gut into you.
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lukan
4mo ago
The cards I found close to useless. The tools in the link from the parent poster, which are actually for pets, work much, much better. And tiny ones are easy to remove with finger nails and some spit. But it requires some skill, do not stre
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lukan
4mo ago
In general yes, I do climbing and I can say I only do it when I feel no fear, no adrenalin rush. When I feel fear I stop, otherwise danger of accident. But I know a base jumper .. and he only does the jumps if he feels the fear and his kick
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lukan
4mo ago
I think I also never read about that in any newspaper: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Gladio
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lukan
4mo ago
The staring you discovered is actually an old meditation technic. Trees are nice for it, but so can be many other things. A burning candle, the setting sun, a cloud, a river a rock. Important is doing it with intense focus and not get dist
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lukan
4mo ago
I read the book. And there were certainly real references to submarine hunting. But the reference to preventing WW3 by finding a enemy sub is still lost on me.
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lukan
4mo ago
Erm, are we talking about a hollywood movie or reality? And to my knowledge, the october missile crisis has nothing to do with that movie, except submarines are the topic.
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lukan
4mo ago
"he saved us from a nuclear war during the October Missile Crisis because he had detected a sub that the Russians were thinking was not detectable" How did this prevent nuclear war? Why would the soviets otherwise have launched a
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lukan
4mo ago
You can drain all the system RAM with a tiny binary, so I am not sure you used the right metric.
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lukan
4mo ago
Long sidewalks could also be covered with solar roofs for shade, but trees have the advantage that they don't block sunlight in winter without leaves, when sun is nice (in colder climates).
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lukan
4mo ago
It can be. But some also love dark shit.
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lukan
4mo ago
"and has given teachers back more powers to enforce discipline in the classroom. A big hooray for that." I don't suppose they are allowed to use physical violence again, still I would like to know what exactly you are cheerin
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lukan
4mo ago
"I don’t feel like making a habit of talking to strangers is a prerequisite." But if you practise that skill, you will then also be able to pick up a conversation with people you do find interesting.
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lukan
4mo ago
"is be stuck talking with strangers." Then learn not just how to start, but also how to end a conversation. I hated having to do small talk with people - until I learned that I had not to. I now can share something interesting - a
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lukan
4mo ago
One can have a roadnetwork as primary means of transport .. or a railnetwork. With roads mainly for the last mile. Where society here and now should invest, what direction to go from from here, is totally up to us. What makes the most sense
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lukan
4mo ago
That is a problem as since the introduction of the ticket there are constant talk from the car lobby politicians to remove it again. So bad for planning for the smaller rail companies. But the biggest problem for the german trains remains t
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lukan
4mo ago
Outside I sometimes have headphones on without music, just so people do not approach me .. But with your wife, doesn't eye contact work as communicating need for talk? Body language?
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lukan
4mo ago
Then here I might stand corrected, but it does not change the basic equation nore the invalidation of the claim above, that china is building nuclear like it builds solar and wind. It does not. Not even close.
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lukan
4mo ago
Well yes, the idea is to have more people use the trains, so yes also more trains are needed(and more investment and replacement of the Bahn management) in general, but as far as I know there is no income taken away, as it is subsidized and
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lukan
4mo ago
430 GW a year on 20% (which it is not, as china has lots of desserts with no clouds) would still be a way bigger number than 110 GW that are planned to be reached in a few years.
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lukan
4mo ago
This is exactly the reason why in germany we have now a broad ticket for short distance trains. Government realized they fail to meet EU regulations in reducing CO2, so they rushed to implement a cheap german wide ticket. Initially just 10
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lukan
4mo ago
Armored carriers if avaiable.
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