Thank you :) No it’s the entry from the Mittlerer Ring to the A96.

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It is around 45-50cm (19-20 inches).

As someone living in Munich it was and is crazy seeing that much snow in one day. Local news said Munich topped the old record of snow for december. 1933 there was 43cm during the whole month and yesterday it was 44cm on a single day. Austria also had some trouble with traffic and there is a huge risk of avalanches for the whole east alp region.

It looks like it’s gonna be one of the biggest updates so far. With new festivals, new dialogue options and so on.

If you’re playing on pc, just look up the mod and try the additional mod “grandpas map” as well! After around 1,500h in SV it feels like a new game with those two mods installed. Cannot recommend it enough!

Happiest Season felt surprisingly new as a family, love tragedy christmas movie and I really like it. It isn’t an older movie but since it came out, it is a must watch every christmas season.

Before this, it definitely was The Long Kiss Goodnight (and funny thing, the german title translates to “deadly christmas”)

Holla, aber dann versteh ich es wesentlich besser. Dann musst du ja fast schon Lücken für die PKV Menschen offen lassen, damit Omi Hilde überhaupt noch untersucht und nicht weggeschickt wird. Aber dann würde es das System erstmal nur verschlechtern wenn man die PKV aufhebt und alle in die GKV schiebt, wenn es weiterhin so Regeln und Kontingente gibt? Ein Scheiß…

Das Argument mit “aber die haben doch genug Kohle” ist eins das ich noch nie verstanden hab. A) wie du sagst, lange Ausbildung und bis auf wenige Fachrichtungen immer noch weniger Gehalt als z.b. Anwalt in ner großen Kanzlei, aber ähnliche Arbeitszeiten und Stress. Und ich denke jetzt mal, dass 3-5k mehr oder weniger Gehalt beim Arzt (pro Monat) eh nicht viel ausmacht, bei den sonstigen Kosten einer Praxis wie Gehälter, Miete, Energie, Wartung der Geräte (und das was du sagst von Untersuchungen die dann unbezahlt laufen mal noch gar nicht drin).

Danke für die ehrliche Antwort. Ist das u.a. wegen diesen Kontingenten? Hatte vor Ewigkeiten mal gelesen, dass Hausärzte nur X Behandlungen von den Kassen bezahlt bekommen und wenn die nach 2 von 3 Monaten pro Quartal aufgebraucht sind, ist jede GKV Behandlung danach ohne Bezahlung? Trifft das auch Fachärzte? Das die Vergütung wesentlich höher ist, war mir bekannt. Hatte mal das Gerücht gehört, dass man als Arzt kaum über die Runden kommt, wenn man keine BG Fälle, Bundeswehrversicherte und Privatpatienten hat. Also kurz, nur mit GKV Bezahlung arbeitet man als Arzt für die Tonne?

Also, ich weiß bei uns im Gesundheitssystem ist viel kaputt, aber das Thema interessiert mich echt und Google ist nicht immer hilfreich.

Ernstgemeinte Frage: Warum nehmen Privatpatienten gesetzlich Versicherten die Termine weg? Wenn jemand krank ist, kriegt er einen Termin, dabei ist doch egal ob privat oder gesetzlich. Oder meinst du das Freihalten, damit Privatpatienten nicht 3-18 Monate auf einen Termin warten müssen?

I’m quiet shocked it isn’t the case in the US or Texas already. I’m from Germany and if you harm anyone while being drunk or just stupid you have to pay for every problem you caused. E.g. falling asleep while driving, causing an accident and hurting a pregnant woman, damaging the infant maybe a brain damage or stuff, it would be calculated by statistics how much money the child won’t earn in life cause of you and you had to pay for every medical treatment for ever. Every cent not earned or spent because of your actions is yours to pay.

Damn! Yours is so much better. Have to work on my bad descriptions.

In a world full of robots you live your live in the wilds until your stepdad gets killed and all of a sudden all these religious tribes around you want you to save humanity.

As the others already said, it’s more a rural vs urban thing but yeah the south and especially bavaria is more conservative than the north or south (but the most conservative like you discribed with the stickers and all are living in east Germany except Berlin, cause Berlin is mostly a left oriented stand alone city). If you’re non white there would be at least a lot of staring, sometimes worse (spitting, shouting,…) mostly everywhere in Germany.

If you consider munich it shouldn’t be a problem as long as you don’t live in a village around the city. Cause Munich itself has a left political party for I don’t know how many years. That’s why mostly every other south Bavarian outside of Munich has the opinion that Munich doesn’t count as Bavaria. And as mentioned by others before Munich has some good queer stuff and the pride parade is one of the biggest in Germany and EU. I think this year around 500k people came and celebrated (Munich itself has ~1.4 million residents), but Munich doesn’t compare with Berlin(east), cologne(west) or Hamburg (north), but it’s still pretty good and the nature around munich is great!

So I would say if you really wanna live in a city it’s nothing like the crazy people you seem to have right now, but it’s not all happy sunshine as well and especially munich is expensive and one big bummer are the German people as well (cause we’re so stiff and not really open to someone new).

He said it looks like it’s photoshop and not real, but it is real, it’s just the weird lighting that makes it look like it. (Hope you wanted a real answer and your comment wasn’t just joking, couldn’t tell)

Yes and no. Corn is nothing new but the corn we use is kinda new. It is one of the biggest GMO there is. That’s a big part in research right now within those studies. And it’s not against GMO per se but the changes corn made. Maybe it’s really just sugar and fructose semms to be worse as glucose. So yeah, maybe sugar, but right now it seems to be more.

Corn. It is a fact that the number of autoimmune diseases are rising. I read a NHS study comparing the data of the last 30 or so years and of right now 1 of 10 people in the UK will get an autoimmune disease at some point in their live such as diabetes, MS, Parkinson,… 30 years ago it was like 1 out of 50. And one common thing in countries with a higher autoimmune disease rate is a lot of corn products, like corn starch, corn sirup,… Right now the final proof is missing cause the studies just started. And maybe it is not corn and something completely different, but the stakes are high it is corn.

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