Great Job dissecting my comment.
Sure, you are right about the nuclear Fallout part, but a nuclear Catastrophe (or incident) like Fukushima, Chernobyl Happens, has the Same issue. You dont have any risk mitigation strategy available at large against it.
Wer zum F*** hat Gopdmünzen in seinem Schrank auf Arbeit???
I have been playing it for a while now in Steamdeck. If you are a Tolkien Fan, then it Sure is great, otherwise there definitely are better survival Games Out there. The suspense created by the cave structures and pacing of the changing biomes, where you rly have to Work a significant amount of time to get to the next biomes, combined with the Story sprinkled in between, is a great Combination.
First thought: e pluribus anus
Not in Europe. I too have owned Fidelity funds at one Point.
Simple - enforce russia joining the international court of Justice. Afterwards, let yourself and all other russian Government officals be charged by them. When i dont have any knowledge about their wrongdoing, the ICJ surely will have it. Flee to Genf, enjoy your life in prison. You wouldnt be falling out of a window there.
Yeah, pretty much that. Just because those Staates have banned it in administrative formal writing, this is in no Case a generalization for Germany. Just "Freistaat" doing their Thing as opposed to the other.
Also as a Note, that "Verein" has in no Case any inflouence over the course of education, as that is governed* by the "Gesellschaft" as mentioned.
*As in giving recommendations
Yeah, totally right. Although I would like to know, whether the instructor giving them the 'this button is for shocking yourself' was a woman or a men. Just ensuring not for any Interviewer bias. ...
Anyway, I am recruiting some people for a unique experiment to test something out.
Well great thing. What will this mean to the Kaliningrad Region of Russia. As it is not directly connected to Russia and landlocked by Lithuania and Poland.
Ever heard of the everlasting sustainable war? https://ghostintheshell.fandom.com/wiki/Sustainable_War
If robots generate all of productivity and human labor is no longer needed, the economy would not be able to sustain itself. Instead, in trying to cope with the unneeded human labor and to ensure continued productivity, the only area where productivity would be ensured is by means of war using human resources, namely destroying things in order to be rebuild, thus generating a sustaining feedback loop. The rich will get richer and everyone else will only be employed as soldiers in a continuing war economy.
Even though this is a sci-fi concept, i believe it's not a stretch to say we are headed to this direction.
Wie wäre es mit "Ich bin ein unersetzbarer Middle-Manager"
Für Grundlagenforschung kriegst du meinst eher kein Unternehmen ran, was da investiert. Die wird in Unis etc. Durchgeführt und führt im besten Fall zur Gründung neuer Unternehmen (aus dem Forschungsumfeld heraus), die wiederum Patente/Innovationen in dem Gebiet fördern. Siehe Biontec und die Pharmaforschung. Als Wirtschaftsstandort haben wir ein Interesse daran, dass das im Land passiert, da muss nicht unbedingt Bayer dahinterstehen. Ähnlich bei Batterien unsere Autobauer.
Klar, Kooperation von Forschung und Wirtschaft ist immer gut, aber gerade bei Grundlagenforschung schwerlich von den Unternehmen als Investition in R&D Ihren Eigentümern ggü. (Investoren etc.) Zu rechtfertigen. Es kommt ja im ersten Moment kein tangibler Mehrwert raus.
Deshalb ist das Fraunhofer auch weltweit Vorreiter in den Themen, weil es eine Brücke von Forschung in die Wirtschaft hinein schlägt. Das gibt es sonst weltweit so nicht in der Art. Es erlaubt den Unternehmen, ohne komplette Risikoübernahme, an wichtiger Forschung in ihrem Wirtschaftsbereich teilzunehmen, mit die "Ersten" zu sein an der wirtschaftlichen Nutzung der Technologien.