norlys

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by norlys 9y ago
Well... Maybe overthink WHICH movies you are watching? There is a huge culture around movies that doesn't only consist of hollywood. Try going to a indie film festival, for example.
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by norlys 9y ago
I travelled with Flixbus multiple times when the sector was still booming about two years ago. I don't understand the complains. Flixbus has comfortable seats, you can charge your phone and they have very fair prices for snacks and dri
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by norlys 9y ago
Try Cities: Skylines. They offer a lot of (in my opinion) overpriced DLCs, but it's already a great game without them. You can get it in a Humble Bundle for about 10(?) bucks right now.
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by norlys 9y ago
In Europe (at least Scandinavia and Germany), the discussion about unconditional basic income is becoming a thing now :) When our work gets more and more effective, either 1) the cost of living for all individuals drop or 2) a few people be
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by norlys 9y ago
I think you're wrong in a tiny but important point. It's not "All media organisations offer you senseless outrage and clickbait", it's "Some media organisations". There are plenty of meaningful, in-depth,
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by norlys 9y ago
Thank you. There are also studies about childhood loicemia near nuclear power plants. Of course, these studies could be wrong or lied, but I' rather assume that the ones with a financial interest in nuclear power are downplaying its ri
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by norlys 9y ago
Best reply ever.
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by norlys 9y ago
Actually... I think it comes from the "everyone fights for their own interests against others" - way of thinking. In Europe it's a bit different, I guess. Here, it's more about collaboration and the realization that soci
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by norlys 9y ago
Actually, D&D is a very American thing. In Germany we have a pretty active Pen & Paper scene as well, but D&D is not so common. Instead, the "major" system is DSA (The Black Eye). But I have a feeling that we have a hi