Sure. The survival of the species can never be an excuse to reduce personal comfort even a little bit.

You can give up all you want.

The biggest issue with your argumentation is that it takes one extreme (“farmers need to live in rural areas”) and use that as a justification for everyone who is not covered by that rule.

For example, all of suburbia can go. Close to nobody living there is a farmer and people only live in the suburbs because they can use a car to get to city center quickly.

But also in more rural areas there are a lot of people who commute to their office job in the next city.

That is not a totally valid life choice by far. If you want to work in the city, move to the city.

And it’s his joke, not hers.

Thanks!

Russia threatened that it will use nuclear weapons as soon as the Ukraine attacks russia back on russian soil.

Ukraine attacked russia on russian soil, and russia didn’t use nuclear weapons. Because it’s too afraid of nukes being returned to them.

That was a fun game. Not a good game, but one with an amazing premise. Gotta re-watch some lets plays.

Yeah, there’s a bit of a conflict here: People want to live in rural areas with large plots of land and nature everywhere but want to have the comforts and amenities of living in a city center.

Before the car this was a choice that people had to make: move to the city where everything is available or to the countryside where countryside is available and hardly anything else.

The car allowed to bridge this gap to the detriment of the climate and the sustainability of life on this planet.

And now we have another conflict: luxurity for people in rural areas vs survival of the human race.

I get the feeling though that MAD is wearing off. Countries are rightfully terrified of using nuclear weapons to the point that they are testing attacks against each other through thinly-veiled proxies.

Two years ago NATO was scared of allowing Ukraine to attack Russia, for fear of defensive nuclear strikes. Today we know that Russia will not even use nuclear weapons in self-defence.

Sounds like a dead BIOS battery. You can confirm it by turning the laptop off and pulling the main battery out. Put it back in, boot the laptop. If the clock has reset, the BIOS battery is dead.

Apart from that, I’d recommend installing AntiX Linux. It’s exactly the right kind of OS to get something like that real fast.

I don’t think that surviving on €800/month is extremely lucky. I know quite a few other people who also did that. I also know quite a few other people who just stayed with their parents during university so they didn’t have to work at all.

Got a link?

But at least they ferment the milk (aka use old, spoiled milk) for the chocolate to give it the distinctive taste of vomit.

I knew a guy who “lubricated” his bike chain with WD40 on a daily basis and was super confused why it would wear off so quickly.

Until they get to the mud trail.

You are boring. You can’t follow the topic and think ignoring what other people say makes you right.

The oldest still-flying plane is the Bleriot XI from 1909. That’s 116 years now.

Again, we were talking about a very specific left. And you have problems with understanding things like context.

Neither nor.

I paid €350 for my flat and made €25/h doing maths tutoring. I had a monthly budget of €800 in 2015 and that was enough.

I never received unemployment benefits and why on earth would someone invest in a random student?