I think the bosses in Clair Obscur have too many hits per action
December 13, 2025 at 3:55 PM
I think the bosses in Clair Obscur have too many hits per action
lots of smart people told me to do my research! according to the WHO Chinese life expectancy is about 1 year less than Americans' on average, but their "healthy life expectancy" is actually two and a half years longer than Americans'
January 17, 2025 at 12:55 AM
lots of smart people told me to do my research! according to the WHO Chinese life expectancy is about 1 year less than Americans' on average, but their "healthy life expectancy" is actually two and a half years longer than Americans'
A 20% increase on insurance premiums every year for a decade sounds facially absurd. Surely that's only for the most expensive plans possible, and even then only some on any given year? If it were averaged across all plans you'd expect to see gains like that in Daniel Slotta's chart here, right?
January 16, 2025 at 4:48 PM
A 20% increase on insurance premiums every year for a decade sounds facially absurd. Surely that's only for the most expensive plans possible, and even then only some on any given year? If it were averaged across all plans you'd expect to see gains like that in Daniel Slotta's chart here, right?
It's giving www.holocaust.cz/en/history/e...
![An excerpt from the linked page that reads, "After German-Polish talks failed, the German Foreign Ministry handed over the whole affair to the Gestapo, which on 27 October 1938 started forcibly deporting Polish Jews over the Polish border. In some places only the men were deported, since the Nazis expected they would be joined by their wives and children all the same, while in other places women and children were deported as well. Those arrested included old people, some of whom died during deportation. There were also suicides. The arrested Jews were forced, through threats and violence, to illegally cross the border with Poland. In all, approximately 17,000 people were expelled in this way. However, the Polish authorities refused to accept them, and so most of them had to live for many long weeks in no man's land, or the Polish border area. In most cases they were driven into the surroundings of the Polish towns of Zbaszyn and Bytom. In Zbaszyn, according to various sources, between six and ten thousand Jews gathered in the space of a few days. A large refugee camp was created in Zbaszyn, with help from Jewish aid organisations. The personal freedom of the refugees was restricted. It was not until the end of November 1938 that the Polish authorities decided to disband the camp and allow the refugees residency in Poland. With the help of Jewish communities and organisations, many of them managed to arrange travel visas and to leave the country, or to settle in Poland. After talks with the Polish authorities, the Nazis allowed the temporary return of a small group of men so that they could put their affairs in order in Germany. Finally, the Polish authorities also permitted the arrival of the family members of Jews expelled at the end of October 1938 [...]"
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January 15, 2025 at 4:07 PM
It's giving www.holocaust.cz/en/history/e...