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  • OK that’s a lot cheaper. Admittedly I took 1st class though (as I wouldn’t go 2nd), but 2nd class would be roughly half of it. Which is still around 350. And even if I’d go alone, by car would be half as costly. Not factoring in cost of ownership of course. Which is immense here too.

    Yes German trains suck hard, but even if they had Japanese precision and would just cost 1 buck from wherever to wherever else, I would prefer the car:

    I can get precisely from a to b. While a train gets me from major city station to another major city station, if lucky without changing trains in between. Then I’d need to go find a bus station or tram somewhere near there and go stand in an overcrowded horribly stinky bus/tram full of people. Or take a taxi and pay ultra premium to have to endure a chatty driver. I’m not a people-person 😁

    Also, if you’d go Amsterdam Vienna for 115, that’d still he 230 for two people and 460 if you wanna go back home some day. And then you have to pay for local transit too. A car would have neglectable additional costs for added passengers and local transit.


  • As I love driving, I didn’t include the car cost. It’s a hobby.

    Just checked, one way trip from my city to a another city 300km afar: €180,-, so 360,- if wifey is coming with. And 720 if we want to go back home again. Doesn’t include getting to and from the station and also not getting around at the destination. Plus having to change trains somewhere along the track. So it’s neither relaxing nor will it be on time.

    While with a car, we just drive there, listen to music, are comfortable in the temperature WE choose, don’t have people around us. And if we see something cool along the way, we stop.

    So, where is an advantage of using trains? I fail to see it.






  • Dyskolos@lemmy.ziptoMemes@lemmy.mlBasic oncology
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    9 days ago

    And which country does not have people who try to not be cancerous and yet are still been given cancer by those in power,? What exactly does that have to do with the USA (not “America”)? Not that I’m a fan of this joke of a country, sure am not.



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    11 days ago

    It’s not the country per se. It’s not even capitalism per se.

    It’s people. And especially that all systems reward, nay love, the dark triad of psychological disorders. The rich elite, that plays with people and countries, is a living proof of that.

    But, the USA is the prime example of how the endgame of human cancer will be like. And its chefclown is the prime example for said triad.