For people learning German: “oder” means “or” “andere/r/s” means “other”.

I like the joke though

traffic jams on rails

In Germany we achieve that with just normal trains

(power, Lord)

rude

Slavery (feat. Sena Senner) by PaulWetz

:(

Also makes you wonder what fossils they mean, of the same species or then already extinct ones.

Because according to a quick Wikipedia search the oldest hominid fossils (?) are something like 7 millions years old

That’s much much shorter than dinosaurs where around but hey " hominins are around long enough to unearth hominin fossils"!

What would your take on general relativity be in this case? The bug, the windshield and the relative velocity are 100% described by classical mechanics.

And kinda uncanny.

It’s also the very first time Frodo puts on the ring.

Here on wikipedia it says they don’t, because the software is automated and only displays a blurred image.

Saw some today beneath some concrete platforms of a WW2 bunker. It’s interesting that they can grow super fast given the right conditions.

In Germany “not free” means something like 400$ per semester at the public universities, doesn’t matter the nationality.

TIL: that’s not the case in the federal state of Baden Württemberg.

Agreed!

Then I do believe you are stuck with physics brother sister. Sorry.

Depends. Do you have a conscience?

Yeah, finding some free ETF saving plan and investing 50 a month will give you some experience in investing. You can learn about, what’s an ETF, what’s diversification and how you react personally to seeing the number go up and down.

One has to start somewhere.

Interesting read, thanks for posting.

I think I might actually be lucky. I found one sweet deal already. So I think it’s a likely candidate even though it’s maybe a bit overkill for my setup.

Thanks for your comment!

Thank you for the reply!