I’m a doctor so I know how dying people act. It’s unrealistic that a dying person, like a couple of seconds before he/ she’s completely gone, to talk much sense. They speak random stuff, disoriented, or in a complete panic state until they lost their consciousness and then die short after.

Buddha said, when you’re angry, count to ten. When you’re still angry, count another ten.

Seriously though, most of the time getting mad isn’t worth it. It makes you look bad, makes you inefficient and at the same time makes you and other people feel bad. It’s overall, if we are thinking logically, a negative condition/ situation to be in. Getting angry/ mad brings nothing to the table.

Try to think like this, every time you’re about to get mad: is getting mad brings anything? Would it change the situation? Can the things already happened be undone? Do I have other choices other than accepting it and fixing the situation? What should I do next? Once you can think like that, calmly, I am sure that you can stop getting mad.

The problem is, most of the time/ very often, you’re not even aware that you’re angry/ getting angry, and you let your emotions take control of you. That’s why you have to train yourself to be aware of your thoughts/ feelings most of the time, and in that way you can react accordingly, consciously, doing what would be your best action/ most logical action. Some people can achieve this through practicing meditation. I’m sure, once you are more aware on what and how you feel most of the time, you would be able to control your actions/ emotions much better.

That’s the real use of AI/ automation. So that people has more time to engage in more important things, like art and philosophy.

No official cancellation was announced. Only some pretty convincing rumours that it was.

True. Lol. Offline single player RPG isnt an ongoing game.

Xenoblade Chronicles!

How about disco Elysium?

Genau das. Deutschland hat zu viel Bürokratie, ineffizient…

Trotzdem ist es noch verdammt schwierig, Ärzte Praxis anzurufen. :). Ich bin selber Arzt und tätig im Krankenhaus. Ich hab Schwierigkeiten, Arzttermine für meine Patienten auszumachen (z.B. zur Verlaufskontrolle oder eine strahlentherapeutische Nachbehandlung zu organisieren). Bei einer Arztpraxis anzurufen ist es fast utopisch, innerhalb weniger als 5 Minuten mit den Mitarbeitern dort zu sprechen. Es ist sehr oft so, dass ich diese Anrufe zu unserem Case Manager/ unserer Sekretärin delegieren muss. Sonst kostet es mir viel zu viel Zeit. Deutsches Gesundheitssystem ist krank. Ambulantes system funktioniert nicht, stationäre Behandlung funktioniert auch nicht besser.

Hey how about bike man

What’s wrong with kurz gesagt?

The Singaporean are forced to do that because of how small their land is. In places where single family unit shouldn’t be a problem (Europe or States), it shouldn’t be forced to make the people to live in a multi family unit.

Owning an extra house should be punished (financially) to discourage people buying houses only to rent them away.

This is one of the reason why I think the price of property should be regulated somehow by the government. The cost/ tax of a second house should be exponentially higher to discourage people doing this, so that a renting a second house should be a financial catastrophe. Capitalism, free market does not work, especially for basic human needs (food, shelter, health, energy, and if I may say education).

I myself bought my house 2 years ago, and the price was already ridiculous. Let’s say I paid almost 100k€ more than the estimated worth of the house (cause of market price). I’m pretty sure the price will collapse after some time. The price can increase 30-40 percent in 3-5 years. It’s crazy. The money invested here is much higher than I did when I was renting an apartment tho.

I’m so saving this

Sounds great! I still don’t think that a cargo bike is very safe. Especially for a baby. :(

It definitely crosses my mind, that I’d do that if the kid is getting older. But definitely not before 2-3 years old.

I haven’t bought a car yet. I’m still in paternal leave so I can manage to do everything. Once I start working, let’s see how well we are doing without a car. :)

Yeah. It’s very difficult. Going to pediatrician for example. Or if it’s raining. It’s so troublesome to bring a baby with a bike in that situation.

I don’t dare to bring my now 3 months old baby with bike. The weather is still "summer"y now. In winter I wouldn’t do it. I myself have fallen down from bikes at least 4 times in the last couple of years. I can’t imagine if that happens while I’m taking my baby with bike.

Live in a not so small town in Germany. I haven’t had the need to have a car after I have been living for 9 years.

I commute with bike to work, take public transport when it’s a farther journey.

Until I have a daughter a couple of months ago. I realize that I really need a car. :(

No one should earn that kind of money period.

Capitalism lol