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    Sample size = 1. Temporal occurrences = 1. Spatial occurrences = 1.

    Absolute certainty

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        You sure about those equations? My background in Physics tells me that 1= π = (speed of light) / (not quite speed of light) [without unit]

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            Obviously the right thing to do is to make the meter shorter. Or invent degrees Kelvin.

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          If physics taught you that 1 = pi, you may want to retake some classes.

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            I don’t know, I passed the “rounding to the next order of magnitude because it’s good enough and nobody will notice” class with flying colours

            I got 1000%, or something close

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      “Once I put this salve on a small wound, and a couple of weeks later it was healed, which proves it’s basically a panacea that probably also cures cancer.”

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      What if it’s a German train?

      Always on time, stops at exact location.

      :-)

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        German train always on time? AHAHAHAH HAHAHAHAHAHA

        That’s a good joke

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            I don’t even have a car in Germany, i can do everything using public transportation. you can subscribe to a monthly fee of 49 euros, this enables you to use the train in Germany, no matter where. If it’s for commuting or traveling around Germany. The downside, it’s only for regional trains, the slow ones. If you travel around Germany, it would take a long time, which is no downside for me, on the contrary.

            But yeah, the one thing they are famous for, is being late.

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              I need my car for commuting because my 50min train commute takes twice as much time as my 55min car commute. Germans really need a reality check and stop believing everything they do is the best, because it really hinders progress

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            The trains are fine it’s the network that’s the problem, and it’s only going to get worse as they’re finally catching up with decades of infrastructure under-investment.

            Some corridors are simply over capacity, meaning delays and cancellations are unavoidable. If you don’t happen to be driving through one of those corridors everything is mostly fine, if you are it’s constant chaos, chaos that constantly radiates outwards. If you think that 15 minutes buffer are plenty to catch the next train – nah. Forget it: Your train indeed might be delayed by that much, and the next one might not be able to wait because having the delay spread out would be even worse for the network. If you actually want to plan a route with multiple stopovers you need to make sure that every single leg has regular trains so you can get the next one. Silver lining? If you miss a connection like that you’re allowed to get on any train you want to get to your destination.

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    I think you can sing this to the tune of

    Your hair never falls in quite the same way, your clothes never wear in quite the same way…

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      This is the story of a train, that dripped a river and grew a weed strain

      Edit: and while it looks so small on Instagram, I’d absolutely smoke it, on that train

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    Then you have a dude walking all over this getting his head bashed in because he wanted to be real close to a passing train

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      I’ve seen tomato plants growing in the station before. Not recently, possibly because my section of the country doesn’t dump waste on the tracks any more.

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    A resiliência da vida é uma das coisas que me fazem acreditar que ainda há esperança nesse mundo

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    I’m 14 and this is deep!

    /S

    But for real I love this. Reminds me of the beauty of transitional ecosystems.