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Good Morning Euros, it's a new (to)day.
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>>18160
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I read an article by Quention Meillassoux on speculation and correlationism basically Kants transcendental philosophy, the latter is object of critique. It's funny but frustrating at the same time when university taught you good pattern recognition in difficult texts, like: what seems an important statement to mark and which is uninteresting, strains of an argument that don't need to be marked. I cannot say I really understood what he wanted to say other than it's possible to abandon correlationism. Correlationsim means that we cannot think an absolute or outside of thought because our thoughts are always in relation to the things, they are relational and not separated from us. Meillssoux says it's possible to think an outside, for him, a naive proof would be to say that science has a subject that deals with data from a time before humans came into existence, so there must be something that exist without thought. But I got lost on the way from where he leaves this naive argument behind and unfolds his rather complex argument.
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>>18160
You are awesome reader. Sad that I don't have that much time nowdays to read too much. I want try to read some english books on original language to improve my english, if only I'd had time for that.
Anyway, Happy Birthday.

About thinhs stuck in my head - oftent I have some thoughts in my heda that preven me from normal sleep. I go to bed - close eyes and untill 5AM thinking about some crap.
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>>18169
>you need to stay below 70 degrees celsius
Thanks, I'll remember that. I did a test this morning and the temperature of 1 cup of boiling water, left to rest for 3 minutes, dropped 30°F(17°C). If I put the black tea in first, and then wait a few minutes before adding the green, that should work.
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So I am generally a huge name nerd, always have been. But lately, the trends really puzzle me.

I mean - I'm aware that I'm looking at american ones, but it starts getting absolutely sad. Yeah, I know, I as a Germanic shouldn't complain about noun-names, since we have Wolf and Björn and similar. But at least they go together with the wish of transferring the spiritual qualities of the animal to the child. Or maybe Friedrich - meaning full of piece. That's nice and cozy and something you can wish for your child.

But that? Are those people serious? In America, of all places, calling your child Soldier? That's only one step ahead of naming your kid flat out Gun, what I'm sure has happened already.

For girls, the same applies. I mean I can get behind "Virtue" names like Hope even though I think they're absolutely retarded. But Lace? Owl? Are they serious? We live in an age where we can really search the world's history for the most beautiful and meaningful words and the americans go like "Guess I'll name my kid after a piece of cloth x--D"

And don't even get me started with the retarded double name trend. It even starts seeping here. Some name fit even for developmental troubles like Finn or Ben or Sam, and then a retarded middle name, and whenever the child is referred to, you use both names. Back in my day, we had a baptismal name that is supposed to refer to the Virtues of a Saint, and it's sort of secret and occult, and now people use the "double name" as an excuse to smuggle even more retarded names in there. And they seem proud of it.
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>>17836
>Does the name "Siegfried" carry any negative connotations with it?
not at all. it's a really really old name and kinda rarely used, however it doesn't sound totally out of place like adalbert, traugott, fürchtegott, gotthilf, gottlob, bartholomäus etc. who knows, siegfried might come into fashion again. i used to have an ukrainian immigrant neighbour who named his son wilhelm, which was quite uncommon/out of fashion at that time. today it's probably not so uncommon anymore, i hear kids getting named gunther/günther, theo, oskar, which were also popular 100 years ago. i'm ok with those. also, even though they sound like dog names to me, fiete, malte, fynn might become classic in the future, because they are kinda neutral. trend names such as kevin, leon, justin, liam are completely retarded though, these go out of fashion within 20 years and will sound funny or in the worst case put a stigma on the kids when they are grown up men. ultimately retarded is in my opinion when you're not jewish, muslim, hindu etc. but you give your children exotic names such as ben, noah, levy (i just checked, according to mainstream newspapers they are supposed to be trend names right now), mohammed, kerim or something like that.

>>17841
>people also love the Nibelungen Lied.

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>>17836
I'd concur that like everything reminiscent of Germanic heritage it carries some vague connection to the Nazis so no modern German in his right mind would call his child anything like that. According to this statistic without any source that I randomly pulled from the internet after 2 minutes of research Siegfried as a name was most popular during the 1930s, at least during the 20th century.

>>17905
>ernst please. pic related.

Afaik most younger people are only dimly aware of it as it's not commonly read in school. And especially Wagner is also associated with some Nazi aesthetics, which are not particularly hip of course. This is why in recent times e.g. the Nibelungenspiele Worms adaptations were trying really hard to embrace a progressive agenda which is more akin to persiflage.
I haven't looked much into it but the titles seem already telling: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nibelungenfestspiele_Worms
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No. 17947
>>17945
Judging by that graph, id didn't go out of fashion well into the 60s, so it's not like it became taboo like "Adolf" did.
My idea was that it has negative associations because how Wagner was adored by the Natsoc government, and Wagner was quite the assburger when it came to the name and the epic itself.
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>>17947
Nah for sure not as bad as Adolf. As mentioned I'd take the graph with a grain of salt, also judging by the weird zigzags at the end. But it does seem plausible that it went out of fashion in th 60s as I'd be hard pressed to think of any person named Siegfried. I suppose colloquially it's also often shortened to Siggi which sounds kind of horrible but less out of place in a modern context.
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Since an acre is defined as a chain by a furlong (i.e. 66 ft × 660 ft or 20.12 m × 201.17 m), an acre-foot is 43,560 cubic feet (1,233 m3).

Americans, explain yourself!
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>Fantasy units general

Hello, where are the assburger fantasy units? This thread fails to deliver on it's promise.

I was trying to think some up but anything practical has already been adopted, especially with hand digits and cooking/baking.
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No. 17825
>>17794
Dick length units. I'm pretty sure we don't have those. And instead of metric or imperial "well is it elven or orkish standard?"

I guess it depends on the setting. For a modern western or most developed world unit a couch would be a good measure of length. For an incredibly useless, tedious, and archaic temperature how about BpS, bubbles per second of boiling water? If you don't care about quality I'm sure there's plenty of gold units left.
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>>17825
Dick units sounds like the start of an ebin parody.
>In the year 2525 size is all that matters. Witness a world where wealth comes not from power or merit but on one societies obsession with the size of your digg XDDD
>Rebellion against our great law can mean only one thing! :-------D
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>>17842
I was going to make a big ender-little ender joke but couldn't think of one
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Alright, so you only have an hour a day, a few times a week, to spend on the weight training. What exercises do you do?
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only arms only hardcore

t. curlbro
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None.

t. haver of an hour for pleasent things
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>>17644
  1. Simulate Cross-country skiing with curls in the hands
for stretching and basic all around muscle activation:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DfgfEGYeO8

2. classic biceps training

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykJmrZ5v0Oo

3. chest muscles
Presses and butterfly

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1cufxbNoHo

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Push-ups, pull-ups and squats in 20 minutes, spend the rest of the time otherwise.
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Ernst I will be using an amitriptyline cocktail to end my life. I found this site to be a source of great discourse. I wish you all well.
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>>17614
His father plainly kills his son. I don't understand why he supports son's behaviour, so the son gained 200 kg.
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>>17616
I'd say it's much too late to reverse it now.
If you manage to get him down to the size where he can walk, he'll just get more food for himself.
And of course you can't relinquish your care completely, because he's overdependent on his father for everything.
That man is both mentally and physically ruined for the rest of his sorry life.

The reason? The father divorced, and when the "strict" mother kicked out the son, he wanted to show his virtues by granting him everything.
The truth is, the game was rigged from the start.
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>>17617
Deja vu!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dv13gl0a-FA
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>>17614
Reading this make me felt sick...
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Share what you're listening to!

>Los Mirlos - Muchachita Del Oriente
Psychedelic cumbia from Peru

https://youtu.be/eKDP7bRnVj0

>Ermeneuma - Nothing Changes
Italian darkwave/goth rock cover of the Death In June song

https://youtu.be/dhW0tFSaG7k

>Carolina Eyck - Reja

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Anyone still up for the Techno Ernst-meetup which was suggested earlier in this thread?

http://griessmuehle.de/veranstaltungen/three-years-synoid/

The line-up for this one is insane
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>>17458
If I would ever move to Berlin in 1-2 years I would probably only go on Sunday afternoons because of reasons. But I would meet an Ernst then probably.

The line up is quite nice. I've seen Moerbeck doing a set in my town. So great, I still look for one track he played, the other two that made me go over the top on MDMA have been found. Perc is more a name to me, already an older one. I hate models is great big room stomper stuff. Funnily I would rather attempt Griessmühle then Berghain, the door policy is not worth the hassle even tho I think I could get in style wise without problems.

Right now I spin a Miss Djax set from the Loveparade of 1995
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xlf4ghwBG3w
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Test
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Seems like Erntschan of Spring 2018 is back. Whatever you think, I’m happy and hope kohl dies.
This is like KC2011, pure love.
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>>17334
Why did you bump it? And why haven't mods set it to systemkontra/lock/deleted
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>>17334
This text extract triggers me. Why does it talk about phono-semantic compounds and then use purely pictographic 民 as an "example"?
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No. 30547
where did all Bernds go? Noone seems to be here.
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>>30547
I have the same question.
I rarely visited kohl lately, but still it was a main imageboard for me after KC.
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Does anyone else have this assburger hobby? Also, feel free to criticize my place-names if they sound silly in your language.
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>>15798
>eaters of the dead
i really love the film adaption of crichton's book called "the 13th warrior", starring antonio banderas. great film with a great atmosphere, although a surviving neanderthal colony in the early high middle ages as antagonists in the story is far from what historians would consider possible. the last known homo s. n. colony died on the iberian peninsula during the würm ii/iii glacial/interstadial, that is roughly about 35,000 years ago before the dawn of the neolithicum and bronze age. i'm aware wer'e talking about fantasy settings, however i'm afraid that real history of humankind (in europe) as inspiration doesn't has a lot to offer for epic rpg lore involving both homo n. and homo s., since during the paleolithic either were still nomadic hunters and gatherers using only stone tools. it would have to be a 100% "barbarian" setting, which could still be interesting though. it could involve locations and lore on sunken territory.
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>>17278
I always wonder what we were doing for ten thousand years. Like what exactly was humanity up to from say 25,000BC to 15,000BC?
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>>17284
Hunting and gathering probably. Maybe exploiting wild cereals a bit in the areas that transitioned to agriculture first.
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>>17284
In times when ocean crushed Atlantis, but before rise of sons of Arius...
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Which are your hopes and expectations for the WEF in Davos?
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>>17202
I'll give u a non_jewisch Translator who will pretty perfectly works for you poor uneducateds.

https://www.deepl.com/en/translator
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>>17201
*Lern Deutsch
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>>17216
For Saxon dialects and Jiddish? Preddy Kjewl.
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Nothing of value, it's an emptied summit.
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why people think 4chan is bad?
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>>16769

This
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Parts of it are bad, and people who prefer other imageboards exaggerate its faults due to elitism
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>>16780
>>16769
Are you 2012 krautchan
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>>17140

We are Ernst.