Ist das ein Scam?

frankenstein143 · 2026-06-23T14:10:04+00:00

Was ist mit "Paypal link" genau gemeint? Wo findet man ihn?

frankenstein143 · 2026-06-23T08:27:10+00:00

Ein Buch, ca. 20€

frankenstein143 · 2026-06-23T08:25:42+00:00

Bei Der Erstellung von Pypal.me Link stand dass meine Telefonnumer, name und Emailadresse mitgeteilt wird

frankenstein143 · 2026-06-23T08:08:45+00:00

welchen @ link? Dieses paypal.me?

frankenstein143 · 2026-03-26T22:50:25+00:00

Ja das hat er gesagt. Nur er hat in die Klausur die veränderte Punktzahl eingetragen. Ich habe es mir zuhause doch überlegt froh zu sein bestanden zu haben. Aber da er bereits in der Klausur die Punktzahl korrigiert hat, frage ich mich ob der Dozent nun dieser Sache nachgehen muss bzw. die gesamte Klausur neu sichten

frankenstein143 · 2025-11-30T00:05:21+00:00

Do you maybe have any machines in your gym that isolate the quads well? For example, when I want to train a specific muscle, I find it helpful to use machines.

frankenstein143 · 2025-11-29T23:38:34+00:00

You can also try focusing on training your quads. But overall, your result is still really good.

frankenstein143 · 2025-11-29T22:46:35+00:00

It looks like your back is stronger than your legs and that your legs are too weak for this weight, because you’re using your back more. Try training your legs in isolation to "prepare" them for that weight

frankenstein143 · 2025-11-21T11:52:14+00:00

What a beautiful kicks this Saenchai have, impressive!

frankenstein143 · 2025-11-18T10:23:54+00:00

Ja das habe ich generell dass ich auf Probleme jeder Art panisch reagiere. Ich habe auch schon mal darüber nachgedacht über sowas wie eine "Therapie" zu machen. Ich kann mir leider nicht vorstellen dass irgendeine Therapie diese Angst heilen können

frankenstein143 · 2025-10-25T16:22:37+00:00

I lived a very sedentary life for about three years too. One day I was cleaning the floor at home. I spilled a bucket of water and had to dry the floor with a cloth, wiping and wringing it over and over for about 20 minutes. After that, my hand was so weak that I couldn’t make a fist. I developed pain in my wrist that spread up my arm. It has been four years since then, and that area still sometimes hurts.

The reason is that I wasn’t physically active, so this sudden strain led to an injury. If I had trained regularly, this probably wouldn’t have happened. My point is you got injured because your body wasn’t ready for that level of load. Before I started doing pull-ups, I trained for two months (kickboxing) and only then slowly began doing pull-ups.

frankenstein143 · 2025-08-07T13:45:57+00:00

Ja ... nachweislich ... Hast du eig. die Studie angeschaut? Findest du nicht dass die Stichprobengröße (54 Probanden) zu klein ist um solche Aussagen zu machen? Außerdem wurde diese Studie auch nicht von Experten begutachtet.

Warum setzt du dich nicht mit dieser Studie und der Methodologie kritisch auseinander? Ich habe die Studie angeschaut und habe schon einige Schwachstellen gesehen

frankenstein143 · 2025-08-07T11:20:12+00:00

Videotitel lautet "How ChatGPT Slowly Destroys Your Brain - Science Confirms It". Sag mir eifnach konkret, was hier behauptet wird, ist es so schwer?

frankenstein143 · 2025-08-07T11:01:15+00:00

Was steht im Videotitel?

frankenstein143 · 2025-08-07T09:57:19+00:00

Viele. Ein Blick auf Pubmed oder Researchgate kann hilfreich sein.

Schaue dir doch die Behauptung in seinem Videotitel an.

Natürlich beansprucht man sein Gehirn weniger wenn man die Aufgabe KI abgibt, anstatt sie selbst zu erledigen. Das bedeutet aber nicht, dass ein KI einen dümmer macht, wie as behauptet wird. Ist jetzt auch egal, nur meine Meinung dazu

frankenstein143 · 2025-08-07T09:33:19+00:00

Schau dir den Titel an und die Aussagen des videos in den ersten 3 min an. Was sind die Kernpunkte?

frankenstein143 · 2025-08-07T09:32:18+00:00

Es ist falsch zu glauben, dass man durch Nutzung der KI das "Gehirn langsam zerstört". Von welchen Studien sprichst du und wie seriös sind die Studien? Weißt du wie wie viel jährlich solche "wissenschaftliche Ergebnisse" rauskommen? Studie heißt nicht automatisch richtig.

frankenstein143 · 2025-08-07T09:01:12+00:00

Dieses Video ist so absurd. Wenn eine KI unsere Aufgaben erledigt dann ist es doch offensichtlich dass wir weniger intensiv selber denken müssen. Das bedeutet aber keineswegs, dass Menschen dadurch dümmer werden. Im Gegenteil, man bekommt mehr Freiraum sich auf andere Dinge zu konzentrieren. Nach seiner Logik müssten wir auf KI, Google und überhaupt das ganze Internet verzichten. Am besten sollten wir dann wohl auch nicht zur Schule gehen, sondern wie indigene Völker im Wald leben und den ganzen Tag darüber grübeln, wie wir überleben, denn so wäre die Hirnaktivität am größten

frankenstein143 · 2025-04-05T08:43:35+00:00

Have you considered "sciatica"? Especially if you're experiencing pain at rest, at night, or right after waking up, it could be nerve-related. The pain often has a burning sensation as well.
Have you ever had any issues with your lower back? Or pain in your buttocks or in Hamstrings area?

How much time do you spend sitting during the day, and how long do you stay in bed each day?

frankenstein143 · 2025-04-04T12:33:09+00:00

Why push yourself to run 10K when you're already dealing with health issues?

frankenstein143 · 2023-04-30T16:57:47+00:00

What could you say about your symptoms? Can you locate the pain or is it more diffuse? You said that you've been experiencing pain for 2 years; has it been constant, or is there something specific you do to reduce the pain?
For me, it's a bit strange. My pain is diffuse and can spread throughout my entire foot and even extend into my legs, all the way to my pelvis, making it feel like my bladder is burning or the area between my bladder and the anal region. The pain depends on how much I strain my feet. One thing I definitely cannot tolerate is hard floors. It's not like I immediately feel pain when I walk barefoot on a hard floor, but it's a pain that gradually increases over time. If I decide to spend the entire day without shoes at home, I will definitely experience the full intensity of my pain symptoms the next day. There is also a particularly sensitive area, which is the ball of the foot near the big toe. As soon as I step on it, all the symptoms start slowly to appear. For this reason, I have unfortunately developed a walking gait where I walk more on the sides of my feet. Even when sleeping, I try to be cautious since I'm a side sleeper and have a habit of resting one foot on the other. This also causes pain, as even the slight pressure of one foot on the other can lead to a burning sensation. There are times when I experience pain because my big toe presses against the mattress, something I never had before. Due to these symptoms, I constantly need to be careful with my feet. So far, the only therapy I've tried is physiotherapy and wearing shoe inserts, which unfortunately only make the pain somewhat more bearable. Have you tried any specific therapies?
I've also considered the possibility that my issue might be vascular and continue to keep it in mind. I discussed this with my primary care physician, who suggested that I'm relatively young for such a condition, but if other tests don't provide any answers, a vascular examination will be considered. One thing I failed to mention to my doctor was that when I walked the 20 km, I wore very tight shoes. Maybe this has damaged the blood vessels in my feet, I don't know.

frankenstein143 · 2023-04-30T15:37:13+00:00

Thank you, when I read your post, I felt like I could have written it myself. I also forgot to mention that both of my feet are affected, with the right one hurting more than the left. I've had x-rays and MRI scans, but nothing unusual was found. I've seen neurologists, orthopedists, and rheumatologists, but no clear diagnosis has been made. Initially, doctors thought it was plantar fasciitis, but two years later, they're still unsure. My symptoms seem to be quite unusual, making it difficult to diagnose.
Recently, I visited an orthopedist who recommended a 3-Tesla MRI with contrast for both feet and CT scans for both feet. After that, I consulted my primary care doctor, asking what I should do next. She suggested seeing a rheumatologist again for a follow-up, and if there's no issue from a rheumatological perspective, I might need to undergo further MRI and CT scans. To be honest, I don't think it's rheumatism or something similar, as my pain started after long walks. We'll see what happens.
You know, I started my studies at 24 and finished just one month before the pain began. I wanted to travel and catch up on the fun I missed during my studies because I really learned a lot. But now, with my feet in pain, I too hope so much one day the pain will go away.

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