What would be a just sentence though? If we're going for "an eye for an eye", you'll quickly find that you run out of punishments for the most heinous crimes. And even if you can keep coming up with ways to punish people, it stops seeming like a good idea real fast when you accidentally end up punishing the wrong person.
It's easy to say "this person deserves more" when you're talking about an individual case, but when you're trying to build a system that balances punishment, justice, rehabilitation, deterrence and protecting the public you're never going to come up with a perfect solution that feels fair all of the time. But the alternative is making arbitrary decisions on a case by case basis, influenced by bias and personal feelings.
That's not so say the justice system, especially in the US, doesn't have big problems. But I don't think the solution is to double down on harsher punishment.
Do you do any sports? I'm the same. Can eat as much as and whatever I want, while always staying under 60kg (I'm 176cm).
Counter intuitively, I am healthier and have more energy since I started doing endurance sports (cycling). My weight got down to 48kg at one point before I started exercising, but I'm consistently around 57-58kg now. It increased my appetite and I eat even more now, but I feel infinitely better. Plus I have the perfect body for endurance. I'm not strong, but I can keep going for very long time and being light means I'm really good at going uphill.
Ich gucke auch hin und wieder Videos über Flugnotfälle und eigentlich geht's in bestimmt der Hälfte der Fälle trotz absolut krassen Umständen noch gut aus, weil es in der zivilen Luftfahrt so viele Redundanzen und Kontrollmechanismen gibt und die Crews so gut ausgebildet sind, dass meist schon echt viele absurde Umstände zusammenkommen müssen, damit tatsächlich mal so ein Teil abstürzt (und selbst dann ist es erstaunlich wie oft es Überlebende gibt). Und die Fälle die in den Videos beleuchtet werden, sind ja an sich schon die absolute Ausnahme. In mir weckt das jedenfalls keine Flugangst. Im Gegenteil, ich bin eher beeindruckt wie sicher fliegen eigentlich ist.
Ja, die ganzen öffentlich rechtlichen Sachen gibt es alle für Apple TV. Die ganzen Streaming Dienste, Youtube, Twitch und co. auch (bei Amazon bin ich mir nicht sicher, aber bestimmt). Plex und Jellyfin auch (die Jellyfin App ist aber kacke). Und Steam Link ist auch möglich.
Insgesamt ist Apple TV eigentlich ziemlich geil. Du hast nicht die ganze enshittifaction der Smart TV UIs und die Hardware ist auch nicht so unterdimensioniert das alles lagged, wie bei vielen TVs. Wenn man im Apple Ökosystem ist auf jeden Fall ein No Brainer, aber auch wenn man keine anderen Apple Produkte besitzt eine gute Wahl, denke ich (außer, dass man halt Apple/Big Tech unterstützt).
What are you planning to use it for? I don't think it would be all that useful for touring. It's not great for lubricating chains and I'm not sure what else you'd want to use it for while touring. I'd just take some chain oil and maybe fill a small amount of grease into some kind of small container in case you want to grease some bolts or something.
Ich finde es einfach krass wie toxisch die Debatte von einigen geführt wird. Da geht es gefühlt nur noch darum zu zeigen, was für ein toller Unterstützer Palästinas man ist, in dem immer radikalere Postionen übernommen werden, bis man an dem Punkt angekommen ist wo es akzeptabel ist den Mord an 1000 Israelis als "Widerstand" zu feiern, da es in Israel "keine Zivilisten gibt", aber man als Genozidbefürworter beschimpft wird, wenn man das in Frage stellt.
Ehrlich gesagt führt das bei mir einfach dazu, dass ich mich aus Diskussionen zu dem Thema raushalte, obwohl ich die Kritik an Israels Vorgehen in Gaza durchaus teile.
The problem with depression in particular is that even if you know that things like exercise would help, it is really hard to push yourself to do them. You end up lying in bed feeling miserable and although there is nothing physically stopping you from just getting up and doing stuff, it feels like you are being held down and prevented from doing so and it takes an incredible amount of energy to overcome that.
There are also other reasons people don't take care of themselves, that aren't their fault. So many people these days are overworked and struggling to make ends meet while also juggling other responsibilities like child care and house work. It's totally understandable not to have the energy for exercise and cooking healthy food at the end of the day. In my opinion it's often a failure of the system and less of the individual.
That being said, exercise and taking care of your body absolutely does wonders for mental and physical health.
I've been playing a lot of Tetris recently. My favourite versions are Apotris (playing the GBA version on a DS Lite), Tetr.io (Browser, Desktop), Tetris 99 (Switch) and Tetris Effect Connected (Switch, PC, VR).
Also great, but not quite as good as the others imo: Tetris DS (DS, obviously) and Puyo Puyo Tetris 2 (Switch).
As someone not looking to spend a ton of money on new hardware any time soon: good. The longer it takes to release faster hardware, the longer current hardware stays viable. Games aren't going to get more fun by slightly improving graphics anyway. The tech we have now is good enough.
That expansion ran like shit and was full of bugs when it released (maybe it's better now), so I wouldn't be surprised if they couldn't get it to run well enough for VR.
What would be a just sentence though? If we're going for "an eye for an eye", you'll quickly find that you run out of punishments for the most heinous crimes. And even if you can keep coming up with ways to punish people, it stops seeming like a good idea real fast when you accidentally end up punishing the wrong person.
It's easy to say "this person deserves more" when you're talking about an individual case, but when you're trying to build a system that balances punishment, justice, rehabilitation, deterrence and protecting the public you're never going to come up with a perfect solution that feels fair all of the time. But the alternative is making arbitrary decisions on a case by case basis, influenced by bias and personal feelings.
That's not so say the justice system, especially in the US, doesn't have big problems. But I don't think the solution is to double down on harsher punishment.