jensfoell.de
Neuropsychology PhD
Science editor for MAITHINK X
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Huh, that is interesting. Sounds a bit like a double jeopardy sort of situation
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Car titles are thing in Germany as well. I guess theyād fake one in order to sell a stolen car? Not sure how it works. Or maybe thereās something like a temporary title in case the original document gets lost or destroyed, and the thieves make use of that to obtain a new one somehow
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Iām curious to know how your knowledge about these things is so detailed, but over the years Iāve learned that youāre just extremely knowledgeable about an incredibly wide range of interesting things, so I canāt say that Iām surprised
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That would make most sense. From what the newspaper is writing, the buyer had no idea they were buying a stolen car. Police are also currently trying to catch the guys who actually did steal it.
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Problem was that some1 else had purchased his car and called the cops *on him*. They picked him up and he explained that he was in fact the rightful owner of the car he just stole.
Currently, authorities are trying to figure out if he did anything wrong.
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www.mannheimer-morgen.de/orte/mannhei...
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Very sorry to hear that. I can see how that would make it a tough watch
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That particular notice makes a lot of sense, though. Without it, someone who can't walk down steps due to knee or balancing issues might take the escalator up because they assume they can also use one to come back down
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āFirst they took away our science. Then they regulated our most useful tools, like leeches and hand axes.ā
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While I expected the second Trump administration to be much worse than the first, I did assume weād see another high cabinet turnover. I was hopeful that RFK Jr. or Musk would rub Trump the wrong way and go the way of Scaramucci et al.
But this time, ineptitude has just been replaced with more evil.
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Itās also possible that he just listed everything heās heard of
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Good morning btw
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Best possible response
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I thought these terfs said we weren't supposed to be making choices on behalf of young children that will scar them for life.
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Exactly. It's a tightrope situation under the best of circumstances -- which are not the circumstances applying in this case
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AFAFIK that poem was inspired by the two headed calf that lives (well, it's not alive) in the Ohio Historical Society's main building.
(I'm angry that I had to use some blogger site. the OHS should really have exhibit pages, but their funding keeps getting slashed mysteriously)
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Sending you all my strength and best wishes.
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Oder so wie es mal famously zum Thema Pornographie gesagt wurde: āI know it when I see itā
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Best one so far
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I think I found one! This lists both of us, and apparently went online less than a day ago: bsky.app/starter-pack...
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Gut zu wissen, dass man sich noch ganz, ganz schnell nen Kaffee holen kann bevor der Zug kommt
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Iāve had waves of bot follows as well ā this seems to be different. Often we share some mutual accounts. It feels more as if people were just pointed in my direction
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Not that Iām complaining, quite the opposite. Welcome, new people! Iām glad youāre here, youāre smart and attractive and I love what you did with your hair today.
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I know people like that, and itās interesting to talk to them about how to raise kids that are media literate. That seems like an impossible task to me if you just abstain completely from a huge chunk of popular media.
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I just checked if Iām listed in any new starter packs ā doesnāt seem to be the case. But through that I found that someone (who also blocked me) put me on a list of āreactionaries, creeps and manipulatorsā and Iām dying to learn which one of those they think I am
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Ich kann mit an Sicherheit grenzender Wahrscheinlichkeit sagen, dass @christianscharun.de mal ein Baby war. Ćber den genauen Zeitpunkt erlaube ich mir da keine spezifischeren Aussagen.
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Overlook Effekt wƤre vermutlich das hier š¬
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How about for post no. 4,999 we get a little revolutionary spirit, as a treat, from the most unlikely source?
Hereās a considerably haunting rendition of Bella Ciao by *adjusts glasses* does this say Chumbawumba?
open.spotify.com/track/4cRgxi...
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Iād very literally rather be caught dead than insult colleagues or customers with shoddy work, hallucinated by a chatbot that nobody has asked for, and Iām astonished that not everyone thinks the same.
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Yeah, no question I think. As much as I love Anya Taylor-Joy, Fury Road is the better film.
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Ah, thank you for the reminder. Somehow only parts of the movie really stuck in my brain? I did enjoy watching it though