wahrsagevogel

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   by wahrsagevogel 10y ago

   Since the EU does not have a common fiscal policy the challenges are not the same.
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   by wahrsagevogel 11y ago

   Sure, but we are talking about 3.5 months (1.5 before birth, 2 after). In addition in the months before birth you are allowed to continue working if you wish so. I'd argue most of the companies will be able to handle that. Especially s
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   by wahrsagevogel 11y ago

   > For instance, in Germany the woman's job position must be held open for her until she decides to return to work (possibly years later), not to mention the full salary compensation months before and after giving-birth, when she is
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   by wahrsagevogel 12y ago

   Unfortunately it looks like Purism also has some problems in this regard. http://blogs.coreboot.org/blog/2015/02/23/the-truth-about-pu...
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   by wahrsagevogel 12y ago

   You should look up median and how it is different to the average.
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   by wahrsagevogel 12y ago

   Yes it is. And it is called mathematical reasoning. You don't need to have some childish intuition to grasp the tunnel effect. It is enough to understand the concept of an exponential function of complex arguments. Complicated problems