The labor market is a market - that means it is regulated by supply and demand.

Now, there’s a demand for workers.

Now, think about what happens when the supply goes down - prices go up.

In other words: If there are fewer workers on the labor market, that means the price for labor goes up, in other words: wages go up.

Die Kosten hat man dann halt später. Der Baugrund ist zwar schön billig, dafür ist dann alles andere teuer: Spritkosten fürs Auto.

Yeah, I try to figure out as much as I can on my own, unfortunately not everybody has that kind of time. So, information must be shared once somebody found it out. That’s what we’re doing when we’re talking to other people.

made up conflicts

artificial scarcity, basically

Well it’s both. Many animals can eat a very wide diverse mixture of foods. Like cows, they can eat grass, but also hay or grains. So it could be that you’re both right.

I’m not an expert though.

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Oh thank China for this headline, finally, I have been waiting for it for years.

That’s the irony of life

On Android Firefox, you can just use the share button from the browser context menu for that site.

Honestly I find most of them pretty cool.

I just put Windows in a quarantine, if I bother at all.

We need solar cells.

barely anyone has though so that’s why you go unnoticed so easily.

you mean potential energy? the one that goes downhill?

you mean whether the other guy would fuck mother nature worse?

we get it america bad. now say sth constructive please

yeah it’s more like driving into a bush versus driving into an active volcano. The bush gives you at least a 30% chance to survive.

yeah and at 27 they burn out get depressed and commit suicide. no thanks

Also meine Nachbarin hatte auch eine Waldorf-Schule besucht, aber ich habe bei ihr nie Mängel festgestellt, als ich mich mal mehr mit ihr unterhalten habe. Kontext: wir haben später teilweise gemeinsam studiert.