Sure. They did a test in Chernobyl, with an unexperienced operator. And the plant at Fukushima was there after all, warning ir no warning, so why in hell should that be safe? Ok, next one: Zaporizhzhia. Atomic plant as hostage in a conventional war. Safe? Maybe not, with that whacko as Russian president. They even blew the dam that basically provided the cooling water supply for the plant. Now downvote me again.
btw: Interesting read: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c984l87l2w6o
Aus einem der Kommentare im Artikel: https://www.spiegel.de/ausland/energiewende-in-belgien-wie-buerger-den-hohen-strompreisen-trotzen-a-5cb2ca77-3919-40c4-8c7e-93d7b227d945
"ausreichend Schlaf wenig Rauchen wenig Alkohol trinken Depressionen therapieren"
Tja.
I'm from Europe, the stuff they have here is good. Was hoping you had one near you to check if they ship it over. Sry if I raised false hopes.
Did you check at Aldi's or Lidl's? Maybe they ship it over instead of selling the local stuff. Here its in little bags and lasts years unrefrigerated.
Was thinking same, packs from unsold leasing returns. But probably not so.
Die rot blinkende 72 bringt mich ziemlich aus dem Konzept.
But I feel old now. 1999, holy s*
yup
"In Germany, the term “Hochwasserdemenz,” or flood dementia, describes how quickly even people who were directly harmed by floods go back to behaving as though the floods never happened." Learned a new term, as a German, ty!
I found that this is also a sign of mental overload, probably PTSD. I KNOW I will have to interact with people, p.e. write a fucking letter, but my people interaction batteries are totally drained from work/kid/wife/whatever. For me it is a sign that my brain/self just can not do this task. Probably think about what general category your task falls in and think about that respective battery level. Might not help to do the task, but to get to know the reason to why not.