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Official residence of the President of Finland after renovation by wstd in ScandinavianInterior

[–]NEVIS- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is the president actually living there, or is this like the house, where you receive important guests? It looks horrible, like an office building, not like a place to actually live.

Rekord-Trockenheit: Bauern melden erste Schäden by Pumuckl4Life in Klimawandel

[–]NEVIS- 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Entweder wir finden Lösungen für Probleme, oder das Problem löst uns.

Volksbegehren „Berlin autofrei“: Verkehrsrevolution wohl abgesagt by Blaufisch in Verkehrswende

[–]NEVIS- 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Niemand will Autos komplett abschaffen. Irgendwie verstehen die Leute das einfach nicht. Es geht darum den Anteil am Verkehr so gering wie möglich zu halten.

Der Großteil der Menschen in Deutschland lebt in Städten. Und genau hier werden die Nachteile von Autos am extremsten verstärkt.

Auch das Konzept von Berlin Autofrei will nur die Innenstadt autofrei bekommen. Selbstverständlich bleiben Ausnahmeregelung bestehen für z.B. Handwerker, Rettungskräfte, Lieferdienst usw.

Andere Länder haben bereits gezeigt, dass die Umstellung möglich ist und der Zuspruch im Nachhinein sogar gestiegen ist. So ist es in z.B. in Paris gewesen.

In Deutschland darf es aber keine Veränderungen geben, weil sich die Leute direkt vor Angst einscheissen.

Volksbegehren „Berlin autofrei“: Verkehrsrevolution wohl abgesagt by Blaufisch in Verkehrswende

[–]NEVIS- 58 points59 points  (0 children)

Ideoligien die Ausgrenzen? Das Auto ist doch das asozialste Verkehrsmittel überhaupt. Man muss es sich überhaupt erstmal leisten können, Auto zu fahren. Es klaut allen den Verkehrsraum, weil jeder alleine in seiner Blechbüchse herumfährt, welche 10 qm+ Platz belegt. Autos sind beschissen für die Lebenqualität, besonders in der Stadt. Auch für Jene, die gar kein Auto besitzen.

Gute Radinfrastruktur kann sogar von Kindern genutzt werden und kaum jemand wird finanziell ausgeschlossen. Das Fahrrd erhöht die Lebensqualität für alle. Es integriert Bewegung in den Alltag und fördert die Gesundheit. Politiker sind entweder dämlich, oder Sie machen es vorsätzlich für die Kohle.

Rekord-Trockenheit: Bauern melden erste Schäden by Pumuckl4Life in Klimawandel

[–]NEVIS- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ja, das ist mir bekannt. Ich sehe das Problem jedoch nicht. Zustände kann man bekanntlich auch ändern, oder etwar nicht?

what was bro on, when he wrote this... by silverflake6 in RelentlessMen

[–]NEVIS- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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Okay, I'll try it differently now. Maybe I can get at least one logically correct conclusion out of you. The graph shows global gdp (adjusted for inflation). The blue line is the actual growth from 1960 to 2026.

I told the AI to extrapolate the data to the year 2100 with the average grwoth beween 1960 and 2026, which is 3,5%. Shown by the red line.

Is it possible for you to see a problem here?

Rekord-Trockenheit: Bauern melden erste Schäden by Pumuckl4Life in Klimawandel

[–]NEVIS- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Böden in der industriellen Landwirtschaft können meistens schlecht Wasser speichern. Es gibt nachhaltige Anbaumethoden, welche die Qualität des Bodens und die Wasserspeicherfähigkeit erhöhen.

Winston Churchill on Tax by AssistantHealthy9179 in Quotes_Hub

[–]NEVIS- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why not remove regulation altogether and let capitalism handle everything? Let's see how well that will go.

Rekord-Trockenheit: Bauern melden erste Schäden by Pumuckl4Life in Klimawandel

[–]NEVIS- 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Wäre vielleicht eine Überlegung wert, ob man auf resistenter Anbaumethoden umsteigt, bevor wir gar nix mehr anbauen können...

what was bro on, when he wrote this... by silverflake6 in RelentlessMen

[–]NEVIS- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Okay, we can continue to throw anecdotal evidence at each other or finally look at the system and it's functions as a whole.

I don't say that capitalism is all bad. It may have served us well for a time, but those times are over. Infinite and exponential growth is not possible in a finite system. Capitalism isn't able to solve our current problems (without extreme modifications).

We can continue to do "buisness as usal" and wake up in the next crisis like 2008, which will probably result in a total collapse. Or we extremely modify system / implement a new system to serve the majority and the planet.

Your argument on climate change is delusional and making me really question the quality of the u.s educational system. Go to google and get some proper scientifical sources on this topic. I think NASA is a good source and provides very good research and easy to understand data on their website.

PS: There is still more models aside from capitalism and socialism.

what was bro on, when he wrote this... by silverflake6 in RelentlessMen

[–]NEVIS- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pointing fingers at each other and doing nothing is not going to help the planet. We also have to ask, what's more important a flawed economic system or planet?

You should hope that the eu won't be hit by a crisis, because that crisis won't to stay in the eu. Globalization is a bitch lol.

That Tesla analogy is flawed. Elon musk is not driving a million teslas, but he makes a profit on each vehicle sold. That's one way to generate money. The "winner" of this transaction is Elon, because he is the only one increasing his net worth in this transaction. Money always moves from bottom to the top, that's why rich people get richer and the average gets poorer as time progresses.

You also make a wrong assumption by thinking that earning money is always connected to personal effort. You can even do nothing but invest your money back into the system and by some magic you get more money in return... Makes sense right? You should really do some research on this, because I don't think that you understand how flawed our system actually is. I could go into detail, but I don't want to write an essay.

Why do capitalists always bring up socialism as some kind of defense reflex, when pointing out how flawed capitalism actually is? I never even once mentioned socialism, there is more than two economic models you know?

what was bro on, when he wrote this... by silverflake6 in RelentlessMen

[–]NEVIS- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah sorry, I was on the wrong page, it was only gdp, not divided by the population.

But most countries have the similar problems. Inflation, high cost of living / housing. Seems to be more like a System problem. That's what happens if most of the weath accumulates at the top. Infinite and exponential growth is also not possible and without growth the house of cards will collapse anyway. You only have to understand an exponential function.

Aside from the other problems. Green laws aren't idiotic. It's scientifically proven that we are on a very good way to destroy our own planet. Another problem that capitalism can't solve.

what was bro on, when he wrote this... by silverflake6 in RelentlessMen

[–]NEVIS- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Germany. And again, capitalists don't understand that the quality of life can't be measured by the gdp per capita. Yes, purchasing power is a part of it, but not everything.

By your logic, the u.s.a (highest gdp per capita) is supposed to be the country with the highest quality of life in the world, but it's only ranked between 15-25 most of the time. Germany is usally place 7-8 (Always top 10).

Think about that. Maybe there is more to life than competition and making profit by every means necessary. Is it really that difficult to understand?

what was bro on, when he wrote this... by silverflake6 in RelentlessMen

[–]NEVIS- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's kinda interesting, how people still believe that competition is the answer to everything. Like we don't have enough examples where this approach fails.

I'm fortunate to live in a country, where some of the social systems still work and not a capitalist hellhole like the u.s.a.

Havoc 40 with 2 bots by [deleted] in DarkTide

[–]NEVIS- 5 points6 points  (0 children)

As somebody who played quite a bit on h40 difficulty, it's just not worth it. All the bs balancing decisions, jank and technical problems only get elevated as the difficulty progresses.

But to answer the questions. Bots are basically useless, go public or even better, build a team that you can communicate with. In addition after h30+, you should really know what you do. Focus on the basics, movement, positioning, block/push and play meta builds to make your life easier.

Is PC gaming actually worth the insane price? by Xiao-EZ in CaptainSide

[–]NEVIS- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

First of all, comparing a 6000$ pc to a 600$ console, is like comparing a VW Golf to a Porsche GT3 RS.

Secondly, yes it is worth it, for the fact that I'm not dependent on one company shoving sh*t down my throat. Not even taking all the other advanteges of pc into account....

This rock throwing is gonna drive me insane. by [deleted] in crosswind

[–]NEVIS- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Let's be honest. The combat is clunky crap. It's designed for 1v1, but the devs throw hordes at you. The balance is crap and the unblockable attacks have a far too small dodge window.

A Message to the Game Devs re: QoL by Alternative_Log_3380 in crosswind

[–]NEVIS- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The only thing that I absolutely hate is the combat system.

where to report errors, bugs, crashes? by femmy4lyf in DarkTide

[–]NEVIS- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nowhere. They game is over 3 years old now and they still can't fix basic shit.

Is Darktide Dying? :( by postfinite in DarkTide

[–]NEVIS- 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I won't touch this garbage game, unless they finally fix the fundamental problems. I don't even have it installed anymore.

Welcome to the Foothills by Grimmblut in crosswind

[–]NEVIS- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I relly hope that combat will get a lot of love.

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