Wow, that sounds like my dream of self improvement!

The last property OS I used before Linux was OS/2 warp.

Actually, the industry is fully investing in wind and solar and wouldn’t touch nuclear with a long pole, because excessively expensive.

My main issue with it is that it is not evidence based but that the development of the target socially is speculative It’s incredibly hard to predict such development and Marx didn’t have the tools to do it properly.

Charge your phone

Next, Install Debian.

I do think I is an earth shattering situation for many. It was for me.

Atomkraft ist viel teurer als die Alternativen. Bei der Gewinnung der Rohstoffe für die brennstäbe wird soviel giftiger Abfall frei dass ganze Landstriche (in anderen Ländern, nicht Deutschland) verwüstet und unbenutzbar werden. Also überhaupt keine saubere Energie.

Now do some cross-compiling!

Die Welt hat sich geändert und wir können jetzt wieder in Kriegen sterben und vorher Wehrdienst leisten.

What is that?

Mega Chad!

Lol, that happened already.

Wrong. Fossil energy sources have been receding, especially since nuclear power has been phased out. Check it out:

https://energy-charts.info/charts/energy/chart.htm?l=en&c=DE&year=2024

Also my comment was not about energy production but (like OP’s post) about science.

Sorry, we are busy with real problems like climate change mitigation.

Everything is simple when you know the solution.

I was not really expecting English speakers to use my German pronouns, they are for German speaking people.

Would that be the Dativ or Akkusativ form? They are both quite common and important

My question comes from a grammar /German background: We have four cases. They have different pronouns. Which ones should I list?

I did the Luxx test and found it useful in helping me to understand myself more clearly.

The test is based on empirically found foundational motivations everyone has more or less strongly.

I agree and I live in Germany and have good internet. Story beats resolution any time

This particular detail I picked up at a recent scientific conference on precisely this topic. It was a reoccurring theme across several talks. I am not aware of any general book on this, though.