should be a typo.

https://www.ksta.de/koeln/lindenthal/suelz/weltkriegsbombe-in-koeln-suelz-gefunden-entschaerfung-noch-heute-3-923312

it’s 10 Zentner (50kg) so 250kg total.

https://www.oekotest.de/essen-trinken/Beyond-Meat-Burger-im-Test-Wie-gut-ist-der-Hype-Burger_10937_1.html

Hab keinen Zugriff auf den vollständigen Bericht

in Germany at least, there has been a huge shift in academic psychology from being a more or less liberal arts (Geisteswissenschaften?) subject to becoming much more grounded in the natural sciences (read: biology, neurosciences, medicine, experiments, statistics). thus, when i did my degree Reich was only mentioned in history of psychology courses, Adorno not all. my understanding is that Freud et al are still discussed in liberal arts subjects

happy hardcore

dentist from Göttingen

apparently this is not to uncommon https://web.archive.org/web/20201115002205/https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/arts-post/post/public-clocks-do-a-number-on-roman-numerals/2011/11/04/gIQAenKllM_blog.html

es ist wirklich krass viel. die meisten Sorten mag ich allerdings überhaupt nicht. aber atlantik ale ist Oberklasse. ich war mal da mal und da hatten sie das Siegerbier von irgendeinem Hobbybrauerwettbewerb für kurze Zeit mal auf ihren großen Maschinen gebraut. fand ich recht sympatisch (und ziemlich lecker).

störtebeker atlantik ale alkoholfrei! alles andere ist doch arg süß

thank you for your work. although i don’t post here i really appreciate the community and the work that involves. thanks a lot

Ich hatte den Link gesehen, aber dann bei MSN nur den Teaser gesehen und den Hinweis “Artikel aufklappen” übersehen. egal, danke dir!

archive link wg paywall https://archive.ph/DEZaR

awesome. i didn’t know. found some English version on YouTube https://duckduckgo.com/?q=the+way+things+work+peter+lustig&t=fpas&iar=videos&iax=videos&ia=videos (nothing in German unfortunately)

there is a whole series of books by David Macaulay “the way things work” which use woolly mammoths to explain concepts. loved it as a child

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Way_Things_Work

example illustration: https://prh.imgix.net/look-inside/dk/9780241526446_3_Screenshot.PNG

simple vinaigrette. Olive oil, French mustard, vinegar, salt, pepper (garlic, shallots). depending on the salad it’s wine vinegar (red or white) or apple cider vinegar, Dijon or à l’ancienne mustard. if i feel fancy I’ll add some herbs (tarragon is great) or some egg yolk for extra creaminess.