It seems evident that the effort put into a comment would mirror one's investment in the topic. With these bare minimum answers I always assume the quality of the recommendation matches.

It does feel like we're in a spiral of degeneration of the social contract. Of course that feeling, if it isn't just an internet bubble thing, would be both symptom and cause so observe it with caution and distrust any who claim it exists.

Ah yes, let a language model decide politics, and ignore a few percent of potential voting power. I'd laugh if I didn't suspect you were serious.

Ich habe ungefhär 40 indie Spiele die um 80/90% gesenkt wurden oder unter 5€ waren gekauft. Die zu spielen fühlt sich ein bisschen an wie früher auf Flash Webseiten semi-zufällig Spiele auszuprobieren. Hab bisher nur ein paar ausprobiert, und die waren alle gut: Magicat, Plunder(hier war ich überrascht, weil es nicht gut aussieht), Steamworld Dig, Stealth Bastard, Caveblazers, Wall World, und Caves of Lore.

Eines der springenden Punkte bei gesetzliche Versicherungen ist auch, dass Beiträge und Leistungen nichts miteinander zu tun haben. Wieso denn auch? Da haben wohl ein paar Ökonomen nicht in der Versicherungsvorlesung aufgepasst.

Zusätzlich zum Overlay, schau mal unter Steam Settings, da wurde schon einiges verändert und hinzugefügt. Sieht teilweise sehr praktisch aus.

I was wondering what was up with the answer%'s of some of the problems, when I saw the killcount at the end I knew.

Is it really due to GPU bottleneck? I had a 1050TTi and it ran java fine at 60fps and 18 render distance.

My situation was the same as yours, but I think it would have been like that no matter what age. I'm not sure it's a good idea either, but fact is there are kids who're politically active and can't vote, and that seems a little silly. Democracy's whole thing is that it doesn't exclude.

I had so much trouble with these missions, was difficulty rebalanced or was it just (un)lucky level generation?

It's in the article you linked? Her main character is by her own description a one-dimensional self involved caricature, implicitly as a mirror to Joelle van Dyne. Honestly the whole article's got really nasty overtones, but that's sadly the norm these days.