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Also, you’d need to know for certain that the planet you’re sending your generation ship to is habitable for your species. While this may be technologically trivial for a society that can build a functional generation ship, the timescales for such projects (literally hundreds or even thousands of years from the launch of the probe to the yes/no signal) makes it extremely difficult to actually organise.

Hat nie stattgefunden. Die Bahn gehört immer noch zu 100% dem Bund, was die Sache natürlich nur nochmal bescheuerter macht.

Ja, aber die Bahn muss nicht profitorientiert arbeiten, sie tut es weil das die Vorgabe des einzigen Eigentümers (also des Bundes) ist. Prinzipiell deutlich einfacher und billiger zu korrigieren als ein vorher privatisiertes Unternehmen wieder zu verstaatlichten.

Die Deals ignorieren und nur Spiele kaufen, die ich auch direkt spielen werde. Unabhängig davon, ob sie “on sale” sind oder nicht. Da ich nur begrenzt Zeit zum Spielen habe und deshalb nur relativ wenig sofort spielen kann geb ich so immer noch weniger Geld aus.

Okay, I have to ask - why five?

I’m right with you on Stardew Valley. Might be because I’m a city kid but I just can’t connect with the game. I know that it’s supposed to be “cosy” but my idea of cosy is a downtown apartment, not a farm. It just doesn’t work for me.

As long as the phone isn’t used in class I fail to the the issue. There’s no need to ban phone use in general while on school premises.

And the kids that are this brazenly disrespectful and disruptive would be disrespectful and disruptive without phones too. Most kids aren’t though, no matter how much alarmist media wants them to be. It’s a good old fashioned moral panic. Punish the actual wrongdoers, leave the test of the kids alone.

And most kids already do. People have been complaining about “kids today” for literally thousands of years. Probably longer, we just don’t have records of it. There have always been troublemakers, and there always will be. People have been blaming everything from literature to TV to music to video games to, nowadays, phones. This, too, will blow over, and it’ll be fine.