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Comment #27780584
I find that German law idiotic. Of course it costs the landlord something to hire a broker, even if the renter is supposed to pay the fee. It still eats into the overall budget of …
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Comment #27780305
In what sense? Because global warming happens faster than expected? Maybe - but such local heat events are not a good way to determine that.
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Comment #27776129
Especially if you can pick just the forecasts that are not already wrong, and forget about the rest. According to this article in nature, there is rather a tendency to use worst ca…
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Comment #27776121
I guess no matter what happens, it is always due to climate change. In general I think local records are to be expected, because of variance. Maybe they become more frequent becaus…
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Comment #27773541
If you point out recent coldness records, you will be lectured about the difference between weather and climate. I think the real issue may be the human delusion that things stayin…
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Comment #27769730
True, as I said, nevertheless they seem to have a huge tradition and catalogue of non-predatory games.
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Comment #27769714
Gender studies, critical race theory, climate change, environmental pollution, economics/socialism, corona, Trump... With Trump (or maybe just the rise of social media in general) …
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Comment #27758983
Nintendo is Japanese, and I don't think they heavily rely on such mechanics. They may have such aspects in their games for mobile phones, though.
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Comment #27758954
On the contrary, the last couple of years (including corona) have shown how much misinformation governments and schools are willing to spread. I worry a lot about the best ways to …
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Comment #27754021
There is an infinite number of alarmist scenarios. We can not react to all of them. The argument that it would be too late if some thing x would really happen is not very useful fo…
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Comment #27753977
I haven't changed the goal posts, criteria were clearly stated higher up. If Jacobabad gets abandoned, perhaps we can talk. Although in "Collapse" you can read about places that we…
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Comment #27742096
"Started happening" - nothing severe has happened yet, though. And coastal regions often have other issues than rising sea levels. For example land sinking because too much water h…
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Comment #27742049
Those are also still here (with exception of the heat wave victims, which seem out of place in an affluent country. I would suspect failure of politics/health system. But heat wave…
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Comment #27739294
No, I mean direct "mechanical" impact, agriculture, building, deforestation and so on.
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Comment #27739254
We can not continue listening to the alarmists. There is an infinite number of things that can go wrong. Yet here we still are.
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Comment #27739232
Regions becoming uninhabitable, sea levels rising, mass extinctions. As of now it is difficult to find any significant damage that is not actually the result of direct human misman…
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Comment #27739104
"They still had hope back then. Reading that hope today hurts." - why? Nothing severe has happened yet. Article probably cherry picks the "best" predictions, too.
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Comment #27738665
Neither heat waves nor forest fires are a new thing.