Team Red could really use some help. Let’s make this comeback happen!

Yeah, it’s a trend on Reddit that’s spreading (see what I did there? Heh, sex). I don’t like it at all. The punchline is either non-existent, “heh, sex” or women being horny. Just uninspired stuff. I get why the artists do it, it pays the bills. But I’m not too keen on it.

Warum wählt uns Niemand?

That’s a cool idea! As others, I’m not too keen on using Telegram. Would it run with other messaging apps like Signal or Threema?

Wie? War es etwa nicht dein Eindruck, dass die Sozialdemokraten zu sozial waren?

Jedes Mal das gleiche Problem, wenn sie Regierungsverantwortung haben: Mit ihrer viel zu sozialen Politik, dominieren sie die anderen Parteien und das hassen die Menschen. Ich bekomme Bauchschmerzis.

Immer diese Neider, die es dem Mittelständer nicht erlauben, die über 300 Wohnungen an seine Meute zu verschenken. Der Mehrwert, diese Wohnungen für die Mieter zu besitzen, wird hier überhaupt nicht gesehen. Was für ein tolles schützenswertes Gewerbe und so viele Arbeitsplätze, die sonst… wegfallen würden? Das muss man sich wirklich auf der Zunge zergehen lassen:

Als Begründung für ihre Ablehnung nannte die CDU/CSU-Fraktion die Notwendigkeit, im Steuerrecht auf Vereinfachung und Typisierung zu setzen. Es sei für den Erhalt von Arbeitsplätzen notwendig, Betriebsvermögen von der Erbschaftssteuer zu verschonen. Das gelte auch für Gewerbe, deren Geschäft die Vermietung von Immobilien sei.

Cool picture. What I find really ugly is not necessarily the commie blocks but the lack of any vegetation.

Does anyone know where the picture was taken? I would like to see how it looks nowadays.

Der Autor scheint uns nicht so viel zuzutrauen.

That’s more like a fever dream than a shower thought.

Ja, wild. Da macht dann einfach der Verfassungsschutz durch das Haber-Verfahren den Daumen hoch oder runter und die Betroffenen dürfen nicht wissen, warum. Das klingt nicht gerade rechtsstaatlich.

Ah, I see. Yes, I was too loose with the terminology. It was oversimplified and exaggerated for comic effect. But I can see now how that can be difficult to decipher. You won, I concede.

I’m always there, lurking in the shower.

I was really surprised about the response. I posted it right before going to bed and was too tired in the morning to respond. As you didn’t know what I was referring to let me clarify: You know how there’s water vapor all around you when you shower? You can see it on your mirror if ventilation in your bathroom is insufficient. If you now take a piss in the shower, and especially if there’s warm water in you tub that didn’t drain yet, some of the piss will also be vaporized. It’s probably more accurate to say it mixes with the vapor. I can smell that and it’s not amazing.

The response tells me not everyone experiences this. That’s probably a combination of me not drinking enough while also enjoying very hot showers with the water not draining fast enough.

I respect your curiosity and hope your life can now continue. Enjoy your next shower.

No but into the draining warm water in the tub creating a piss vapor. You’re telling me you don’t know what I’m talking about?

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The piss vapor hitting me in the face is really not magnificent.

That’s kind of funny. Nuclear energy is actually getting more expensive:

Source

A few reasons come to mind:

• The newer the technology, the higher the cost.
• Each reactor and its power plant is a huge project. This makes scaling up production difficult. And please don’t start with tiny reactors. We’re not in Fallout.
• Safety standards have risen.

There are probably more reasons. I would of course not compare it to coal but to renewables. They’re the future. Storage will be needed but those options are also getting cheaper by the day.

Yes, I think it’s important to consider how extreme the situation was. You mentioned the external conditions. It’s also fair to say that it’s difficult to do the right thing in an emergency of this magnitude. We know he handled it badly but we’re not freezing on a mountain at midnight with our exhausted girlfriend.

Ah, whataboutism. How cunning. I’m done with you.

Exactly. Privatize the profits and socialize the costs. What a brilliant system. Unfortunately it benefits only a small handful while everyone else picks up the tab.

Thanks professor. Do you know private debt and state debt are hardly the same? Have you considered the opportunity cost of not having public energy, therefore losing potential “earnings” to private investors? Or are you telling me next that rich people are a necessity as well? Is trickle-down part of this course or do I have to wait for 201?