It's possible to upgrade a line like that, but it will involve a lot of cutting through hills or building bridges over valleys
Hagdos
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Aka a TV remote
Also known as the "fuck everyone not in a car"-setting
Bleek toch niet zo leeg. Of in ieder geval niet zonder consequenties
Sure, but gathering wood takes a lot of effort and energy. It's an option if you don't have the filters, but the original question was why not distill if boiling and filtering ends up in "not great".
If I have to survive, and I can do with boiling and filtering, I'll take "not great" water over spending hours gathering and chopping wood to keep a fire going long enough to vaporize a liter of water.
And a massive amount of fuel.
Have you ever tried to evaporate a liter of water? It takes a lot of energy to do so. Fun for a science project, but if you need enough to stay alive/be comfortable, it's a lot easier to bring water.
How many minutes would it be to cycle to work?
There's more than one via ferrata.
Nono, that would be unsafe
Don't rule out coincidence.
The odds of you and 4 colleagues getting the same disease by chance are really low. The odds of that happening to some group among the billions on this planet is a lot higher
Credit cards have good protections against fraudulent webshops and often provide free insurance against damage and theft. This makes it worthwhile for buying a new laptop.
My card is automatically fully paid off at the end of the month, so mhe debt is very temporary
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It could take the same route, just flattening out the hills and valleys.
If there are sharp corners that might not work, but even lower speed rail doesn't really like sharp corners. They can be mitigated up to a certain point with banked curves.