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Just this week I stumbled across a new YT channel that seemed to talk about some really interesting science. Almost subscribed, but something seemed fishy. Went on the channel and saw the other videos, immediately got the hell out. Conspiracies and propaganda lurk everywhere and no one is save. Mind you, I’m about to get my bachelor’s degree next year, meaning I have received proper scientific education. Yet I almost fell for it.

KFC is the best (as long as Subway doesn’t count as Fast Food, certainly doesn’t feel like one)

I’d really love to try Taco Bell sometime, but we don’t have it here.

I agree, stop giving me hope. When I don’t know something exists I don’t miss it. If you announce a game years away from release my hype will be gone and replaced by frustration by release. Especially if the game doesn’t deliver.

Game of Thrones always fascinated me. I’m a huge fan of models and the thing always seemed like a giant one.

Well, there is the guy that makes the coffee, and then there’s the guy who makes his coffee and the guy who makes his … you get the gist.

Jokes aside, I don’t get it either. Sure, they need a certain amount of employees to run the company, but I would’ve never thought they are more than maybe 500.

I kinda like that

2 million individual users that had a chance to participate. That’s literally how democracy works.

There are about 5 years of my life on there, dor some users 15+. Now, if you dropped your laptop with 15 years worth of memories on it, you damn sure would have hope you could still save the data, even if it’s obviously done for.

How dare they. This is art!

Can’t. You’re spot-on.

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So that’s where he got all those terrible business decisions from. Maybe he can sell flame throwers to bring in the lost money.

*cite the bible to disprove them

Personally, I am a huge fan of public transport (also without a driver’s license), but there are certain downsides to it that really can’t be ignored. The biggest of them all: dependability/dependancy. As a user of public transport I am dependant on that mode of transport to operate. If they don’t, I’m stuck. Say the public transport you wanna take operates only every one or two hours, that significantly changes how flexible you are and also alters the way you can plan. Instead of committing to, say for example, leaving at 8am and returning at 4pm, I may have to leave at 9am and return at 3pm (effictively cutting my visit short by 2 hours) if those are the only times with service. And then of course construction can be a nightmare, depending on where it needs to be carried out.

Car users don’t have these issues. They can travel whenever they want and wherever they want on whatever route they prefer. No need to change between trains, no danger of missing the bus or running into construction, no restrictions caused by the train schedule.