Umm, hello, is this the Based department? I’d like to report someone…

What the duck

Look into the differences between altered states versus altered traits for a scientific perspective on this.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cauchy's_integral_theorem

Not sure if you’re referencing this intentionally? I love when the same thought can come up in different forms for different contexts.

Ok

To make people aware that lemmy exists in case someone shares. I recommend we all add it to our memes.

In some of these confrontations, ants can adopt ritualized behavior, even governed by certain implicit rules,[1] for example by organizing duels between the most important ants of each colony or choosing a specific location for a battle.

Damn.

I got the pic by googling for “anthill”, but it seems you’re correct. It stems from an article that uses the term “anthill” for both ant and termite hills.

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Subscribed, top of the day, at the same time of day, every day.

Great post

Plus being a proponent of steroid use

A timeless classic. One day I’ll be showing this to my grandchildren, talking about how dank our memes used to be.

Why would the absolute amount of money matter for investing vs. saving cash? Assuming he finds a broker for which absolute transaction fees are negligible, the only important factors should be time window and risk tolerance, both of which are independent of the absolute saving rate.

For me, it’s not about having good content that is not on reddit, but avoiding all kinds of bad content that is on reddit. I can scroll through the “top of the day” list of my subscriptions in a relatively short time and find many posts that I enjoy or that interest me. When I used reddit, there was always so much noise, ragebait, clickbait, sometimes interesting questions with only bland answers, etc.

Ja

Achso, danke :3

Achso, danke

Wieso konnte ich das hier posten, aber nicht auf der feddit.de-Version?

Asking as a layman, isn’t it well established that the stock market is extremely efficient and that active trading underperforms (for the same risk level) passively buying the market? Or does this not apply to very local markets?