Economics is a tool, and yes of course you can get different conclusions based on different assumptions. Doesn’t mean economics is bad, just means it is being used in different ways and for different purposes. Same with statistics. assumpsions are important.
Whut. Chaged my bathroom sink not long ago and it definitely loosens to the left/counter clock. Norway.
Not currently, no.
We do have publicly owned charging, both at state level (Mer norway owned by Statkraft) and on the municipal level many places. This is in addition to private chargers from gas stations and such. But Tesla was early to the bell, and also seems to have a good reputation still.
Damn, that got me a little hard and I’m not even american
Sooo you’re saying it’s understandable for someone with a PhD to not have basic common knowledge?
Because people get dopamine from shopping, even if it’s garbage. It causes enormous amounts of waste, because most of the crap isn’t used much if at all. They just make it look good on the product page.
If I wanted garbage I could get it for free from the roadside
Horse funerals are not a joke, Jim!
Also reindeer
I also know the brach manager of my bank by name. It’s cause I work there tho…
The claim something is “natural” whatever that means does not make it good or safe. Fluoride in the drinking water tho, has proven to be effective and safe.
It blows my mind that the ostehøvvel is not a common utensil in most countries. How else would you enjoy brødskive with brunost?
People doesn’t even know what a rootkit XZ is, why should they care? -Sony CEO probably
Maybe they’re one of those weirdos that doesn’t bring their phone everywhere
I’m surprised by the huge difference between Norway and Sweden. Otherwise pretty similar countries.
Pardon my ignorance but is driving a Hemi a “good” thing or a “bad” thing and thus an insult to be passed by?
Is there a command that will publish your browsing history?
Just because you cant afford an apple product doesn’t mean you won’t buy one (on credit)
They have stopped doing that in Norway, at least here. Not sure if it was a corona effect or if they thought it wasnt worth it in terms of customers either shopping somewhere else or shopping less because they take a small shopping basket instead.