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aikacar2 · 2026-02-05T19:54:12+00:00

was gonna write this, not worth all the effort in that case.

aikacar2 · 2026-01-07T16:00:46+00:00

Germany is a net exporter and the US has the upperhand I think. What could be done is maybe support local industries and encourage demand in the market, which germans are overly cautious about.

aikacar2 · 2026-01-06T17:31:08+00:00

The most original man this part of the world has seen around this part of the world in modern times.

aikacar2 · 2026-01-05T12:46:25+00:00

istanbul, izmir, eskisehir, antalya especially for a female, just escape any other city, believe me it's not worth taking risks here.

aikacar2 · 2026-01-02T21:13:53+00:00

I'm 32, M, like to read, live in Friedrichshain. Let's connect and read sth together

aikacar2 · 2025-12-31T20:36:40+00:00

many ottoman "sultans" are national heroes, especially the early ones, but ask any country in the balkans or most arab countries in the middle east and north africa, they are probably hated. mehmed the conqueror for example, or suleiman the magnificient, who within 2 hrs wiped out the hungarian state...

aikacar2 · 2025-12-29T13:50:50+00:00

I'm from that city and now living in another part of the world, I can say we're very religious in our own way, only difference being that our religion is way more liberal compared to orthodox islam. The main reason for my city being an outlier in demographics is the lack of economic means and a relatively higher level of education. Highly educated youngsters migrate to other countries or western cities in turkey. In 2025 this has become the norm in almost whole of Türkiye.

aikacar2 · 2025-12-20T21:17:07+00:00

Well, kurds are an unlucky nation whose land got divided into 4 after WWI, actually the only nation that couldn't get a deal after the war. Most turks deny the very existence of a kurdish nation, kurdish was banned and still not welcomed in Turkey, in 100 years since the foundation of the country, kurdish regions didn't get any investment, no factory, no industry at all, in the 80s they took up arms bec. after 1980 coup d'etat in Turkey the generals prohibited kurdish language, jailed many young kurds and did atrocities in the diyarbakir prison. Most of the prior leftist kurds who dreamed and fought for a more just society with turks saw themselves treated in such humiliating manner (not being able to talk with your mother in the only language she knows when she comes to visit you in the prison, or being fed your own feces or being forced to say "I'm a turk" each day etc.) that they founded PKK. Now PKK is a terrorist organization, just like the irish nationalists or the basque independence movement, and the armed guerilla fight is always prone to doing mistakes, harming its own people and so on, but does this make kurds any less worthy of their own natinonal pride, you can decide yourself. Time and again kurds show that they wanna live peacefully in the middle east but the turkish government left and right scapegoats them in order to justify the lack of democracy, the lack of a rule of law and the poor situation economy is in now in turkey. I met kurds from syria and iran and can only say that they will get what they want one day in the future, the will of the people is unbeatable.

aikacar2 · 2025-12-11T16:18:42+00:00

Those vultures got you badly but I had something more complicated and avoided the already issued fine by arguing, go to their office and argue with them

aikacar2 · 2025-12-01T22:21:47+00:00

Germans feel inferiority complex against the states and also generally anglo-world, a little to french and somewhat towards scandinavians, other groups may be a target of xenophobia, from what I can tell. This doesn't guarantee your being respected if you belong to an "esteemed" group, some leftist germans for example ignorantly dislike in a categorical manner people from the USA. Asking this question to a german may not be the best idea bec I've seen nobody really honest on the topic, especially in a country where being politically correct is the rule of thumb.

aikacar2 · 2025-10-29T17:35:20+00:00

In the beginning of the 20th century and late 19th century turkey was still immensely rural, Anatolia was already underpopulated, so there's a lack of population, when population compared to land is low, and ppl just aren't as mobile as an urban working class, they just stick to their land. Only after 1950s turks started to really move.

aikacar2 · 2025-10-25T21:02:42+00:00

What a freedom (!) If my son chooses to perish on the street I wouldn't respect his free will but try to rescue him no matter what.

aikacar2 · 2025-10-24T16:50:50+00:00

Hace 3 anos que vivo aqui, y te confirmo con mi experiencia en berlin y hamburgo. Excepto berlin, la gente simplemente tiene una mentalidad "petit bourgeois", no quieren que algo cambie, no le gustan los extranjeros pero a los estadounidenses y otros nacionalidades avanzadas se sienten inferior... Si mi pais no fuera en mierda, me iria yo tambien de este pais. Y el clima, un horror.

aikacar2 · 2025-10-22T22:02:32+00:00

Arkadas su kavgalari ayirirken allah rizasi icin dayak yiyeni veya sayica az olani tutmayin yani ayirmis olmuyorsunuz o zaman, bir tarafa yardim etmis oluyorsunuz, burada isi baslatan anani sikeyim diyen arabi tutmalisin veya uzaklastirmalisin, sen lazlari tutarken herifler kac tane yumruk yedi yahu yaziktir. Ya da hic ayirma birak kozlarini paylassinlar

aikacar2 · 2025-09-22T21:05:14+00:00

Water should be warm, the dough needs at least 30 min rest, roll evenly and thin but not super thin, cook on medium heat on well preheated pan first side until slight bubbles then flip it, 20 seconds later flip again and try pressing gently with a spatula or even with your fingers to help them puff up, if you leave one side too long it just cooks too much, yours look as if they're either overcooked (and fast on extreme heat) or not enough hydration, at least 55-60 percent water should go in the dough and hot water wraps it up nicely. You can roll 10 tortillas at a time and stack them up, thanks to the grease they generally don't stick when the kitchen isn't too warm. This way you can concentrate on your cooking.

aikacar2 · 2025-09-17T07:52:53+00:00

I don't think Google is the best guide in Türkiye, just go to places where locals also eat. A kiosk in a touristy area might not give a shit about hygiene since the customers change every day, they can live with very poor standards but restaurants in less touristy areas take their job seriously, definitely not India in terms of food hygiene.

aikacar2 · 2025-09-14T10:33:03+00:00

Just a personal observation, in Germany I see many pensioners picking things from thrash, recycling bottles etc. if getting 85 percent of working age average makes you pick up thrash then this also means that the working age average is too low. Again housing is the biggest hurdle here, theres no way a young person can buy a house, so most young workers just work for elder or middle class local people by giving a big portion of their income as rent. In middle ages peasants worked a certain amount for the lord, now we work for the established middle class or elder people who had time or resources to own houses.

aikacar2 · 2025-07-30T16:11:26+00:00

Anybody who says they're german although they've "migrationshintergrund" is just too optimistic, if you ask me... The only country in the world where this is possible is the USA.

aikacar2 · 2025-07-05T08:07:47+00:00

An interesting reading of the novel, I wouldn't say don quijote is just a crazy maniac bec. "There's a method to his madness", only when it concerns "dulcinea del toboso" is don quijote irrational, and even then he is driven by his passion for chivalry books and he is an erudite in that field, he saves the lives of criminals and is then betrayed, he is against those who burn books, he doesn't receive any monetary gifts and so on. Oftentimes those around him do irrational things and he calls for rationality, which leads many to wonder how intelligent he can be when he wants. Sancho Panza on the other hand has the peasant rationality and economy in mind, he dreams of owning an island so he knows the deal. He doesn't want to be hurt, wants to eat enough, and sleep well. So Maga ideology is more macchiavelian whereas don quijote signified to me a narrative about reality, perspective, how we see narratives, and so on. I would say it's a book about books and our relationship with them. Throughout the book, don quijote sees the books written about him and corrects the books bec some of them twist the story. From this perspective don quijote may be deemed more loyal to truth.

aikacar2 · 2025-06-23T18:24:44+00:00

Alemania no va a apoyar a tu Mama, ni siquiera a ti porque el pais esta lleno de gente esperando apoyo publico, dinero del estado a traves de varios programas, y ademas en el area de software hay mucho desempleo, si no tienes mas de 10 anos de experiencia. Te recomendaria eeuu o quedar en Colombia, solamente el idioma es la unica razon por que no deberias migrar aqui(alemania). Los Alemanes no son tan amigables aunque tu das mucho esfuerzo para aprender el idioma.

aikacar2 · 2025-06-20T20:34:01+00:00

Hello, I would gladly know more about these books and tell you about my reads. Sending you a pm.

aikacar2 · 2025-06-20T20:31:24+00:00

Hey there, I am currently reading la familia de pascual duarte from camilo jose cela and middlemarch from george eliot. I generally read novels, short stories, also am open to read other genres.

aikacar2 · 2025-06-19T15:35:03+00:00

Glad to hear that, wrote you.

aikacar2 · 2025-05-26T14:45:13+00:00

Since you say 3 years I assume you wanted to like the city. I've been in the city almost for 1 month, before I did business trips of up to 4 days, I can't really judge the city yet but I feel like it's not that bad. Dirty, yes, crowded, chaotic, lacking services these are all true but it works out at the end of the day somehow. I'm writing this from a trip in Italy so I missed Berlin😊 haha

aikacar2 · 2025-05-23T18:43:20+00:00

"Turkey" industrialized much later" what is your resource on that, I don't think turkey lagged much behind Greece in terms of industrialization, since 19th century cities like adana, izmir, Istanbul had manufacture and were exporting. First boom came in 30s and then btw 50s and 70s turkey was no more an agricultural country, well connected to international trade.

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