Just noticed I used “strongly” three times in the post. Gonna need to find new adverbs.
Just noticed I used “strongly” three times in the post. Gonna need to find new adverbs.
I think this is a very valid question. Sometimes the grass really is greener on the other side.
I like it here in Germany. Laws and social safety are relatively strong. Oftentimes I see an article about some chemical common in food being a cancer risk, and then I research it and see that it is a US-centered article and that the EU already banned the chemical years ago.
Right wing populism is strongly on the rise here though. Racism and LGBTQ-phobia will strongly depend, with smaller villages and regions in East Germany being worse on average.
If you’re a top earner, you most likely won’t get the crazy high salaries here that you might expect from the US (even if accounted for cost of living, childcare etc).
Bureaucracy is annoying.
Rent can be very high depending on the region.
Job market strongly favors German speakers. I heard the Netherlands are more open in that regard. I think this will be your biggest hurdle.
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Sorry you have to go through that. Try not to let it get to you, but retain the ability to recognize constructive criticism.
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is the perfect example of why I dislike Java.
To make people aware that lemmy exists in case someone shares. I recommend we all add it to our memes.
In some of these confrontations, ants can adopt ritualized behavior, even governed by certain implicit rules,[1] for example by organizing duels between the most important ants of each colony or choosing a specific location for a battle.
Damn.
I got the pic by googling for “anthill”, but it seems you’re correct. It stems from an article that uses the term “anthill” for both ant and termite hills.
Subscribed, top of the day, at the same time of day, every day.
Plus being a proponent of steroid use
A timeless classic. One day I’ll be showing this to my grandchildren, talking about how dank our memes used to be.
Why would the absolute amount of money matter for investing vs. saving cash? Assuming he finds a broker for which absolute transaction fees are negligible, the only important factors should be time window and risk tolerance, both of which are independent of the absolute saving rate.
For me, it’s not about having good content that is not on reddit, but avoiding all kinds of bad content that is on reddit. I can scroll through the “top of the day” list of my subscriptions in a relatively short time and find many posts that I enjoy or that interest me. When I used reddit, there was always so much noise, ragebait, clickbait, sometimes interesting questions with only bland answers, etc.
All that I wanted were things I had before.
All that I needed, I never needed more.
All of my questions were answers to my sins.
All of my endings were waiting to begin.
Same in Germany, I think this common in many countries, no?
Is this AI generated? It’s reached a point where I cannot even tell anymore.