Actually, today's Germany is quite happy to take anyone with some sort of qualification, no matter your family tree. If you are Jewish or not, that won't really make a difference to immigration requirements, as far as I know.
However, there is quite a bit of antisemitism going on in the Muslim communities, I'm afraid. As a German I'm really proud that our country is so open and welcoming to refugees and immigrants, but unfortunately people don't just drop all of their own prejudices when crossing the border.
Also, the rise of the extremist AfD party is a very worrying development. These Nazi thugs basically want to copy Trump's policies and they also want Germany to leave the EU. If they somehow get voted into power, you would definitely regret having moved here.
Sorry if I'm mistaken or failing to detect your irony, but isn't Utah this highly conservative state, with a vast majority of the population being white (or Hispanic, which to me counts as "white but speaking Spanish") and where most people follow a crackpot religion which basically views fun things like sex, drugs, alcohol and homosexuality as a sin?
Comparing that to Berlin, a permissive, irreligious, hedonistic, multi-ethnic place, brimming with culture and open-minded people, seems rather far-fetched to me.
As a fan of Terry Pratchett's wonderful discworld novels, I would love Mango Mussolini to meet someone who speaks just like he writes his crap on Truth Social - in all caps.
Today, there are a lot of younger people than me in the office, and I'm happy to let them believe they have to do all the IT stuff because they're the most tech savvy.
They're not. It's just convenient to have someone do the shit I don't want to do.
Ich hatte mal einen Kollegen, der hat mal aus Versehen für unsere kleine Kaffeeküche Filtertüten im Wert von 43 Milliarden € gekauft.
Das sah der Chef dann eher kritisch; er meinte, davon hätte man mehr oder weniger die komplette DDR entschulden können, und sowieso, was ihm überhaupt einfiele, denn so viele Westpakete hätten die nie bekommen, dass man die Filtertüten alle hätte gebrauchen können..
Well.. Kingda Ka is said to have cost $25m. Using that as a ballpark figure.
I want wooden coasters, steel coasters, hyper coasters. Other attractions, too. Gotta buy the land, build the infrastructure around the park, employ lots of people, build hotels, gastronomy... a billion might not even be enough for everything.
In Germany, we have the word "schönsaufen", which means something along the line of "drinking until something or someone ugly looks pretty" and I think that's beautiful.
Well, it is a huge problem for me. Home office, so no charging at workplace. And the only charging stations around where I live (eastern part of Berlin) are slooooow charging stations, meaning I would have to plan for a 6-hour visit to the supermarket.
Quick charge stations are few and far between, and in use most of the time.
That doesn't just take a bit of time getting used to, it's simply not feasible.
The gravitational pull exerted on the baby caused by the midwife's mass exceeds the gravitational pull of all planets combined by far.
I just can't take people seriously who believe in bullshit like astronomy - so while this may be a fun project, sadly there are going to be people who honestly think this is a thing.
I gamble too, but I do it with knockout options. I sometimes buy a factor 20 option, set it to 5% trailing stop loss and watch what happens.
In many cases, the option starts losing value and is automatically sold once it's lost 5%, which isn't too bad if you've invested, say, 1000 €. You lose ~50 €.
In other cases it goes up. And up. My current high score is making 450 € with one such investment.
It's fun, and not too risky. Meanwhile, my retirement vehicles go brrr.
Actually, today's Germany is quite happy to take anyone with some sort of qualification, no matter your family tree. If you are Jewish or not, that won't really make a difference to immigration requirements, as far as I know.
However, there is quite a bit of antisemitism going on in the Muslim communities, I'm afraid. As a German I'm really proud that our country is so open and welcoming to refugees and immigrants, but unfortunately people don't just drop all of their own prejudices when crossing the border.
Also, the rise of the extremist AfD party is a very worrying development. These Nazi thugs basically want to copy Trump's policies and they also want Germany to leave the EU. If they somehow get voted into power, you would definitely regret having moved here.