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[Fusselchen @Fusselchen91]

@Grummz I study media studies. We treat games like art or culture. Every art, like books, paintings, etc. has a message, because an "author" wants to get into communication with their audience. I can't imagine a game without a message, as I can't imagine a movie or book without it.

[Fusselchen @Fusselchen91]

@JaokooMoses You should research about some male mammals. Like lions or bears who in the best case don't care about their offspring or in the worst kill and eat them. 😅

[Fusselchen @Fusselchen91]

@TheAcademy Jurassic Park. I was scared of the dinosaurs after watching it as a child, so I researched how the effects were made and watched making of's to ensure myself that the dinosaurs weren't real. Thereby I learned a lot about how films are made and fell in love with the art.

[Fusselchen @Fusselchen91]

@Capi_cchi @der_veganer Hab jetzt tatsächlich mal einen Camembert Ersatz gefunden, der auch ziemlich gut ist.

[Fusselchen @Fusselchen91]

@markmueller1979 @der_veganer Ich hab leider noch keinen veganen Käse gefunden, mit dem ich nicht-Veganer übers Ohr hauen könnte. Fleischersatz ja, aber veganer Käse schmeckt irgendwie immer "vegan".

[Fusselchen @Fusselchen91]

@Docpla111 @TheNinjaKuma @Mangalawyer Name me one Korean model who didn't had plastic surgery and isn't underweight! Korea is the country with the most plastic surgeries worldwide. And I see, you didn't find the "fit and healthy" muscles on her. Oh, and of course your wife is a doctor AND looks like a supermodel. 🤣

[Fusselchen @Fusselchen91]

@Docpla111 @TheNinjaKuma @Mangalawyer Do I look fat on my profile pic? 😂 But why don't you show me the muscles on Eve's body compared to the one on Geralt's body? They should be a good indicator for her fitness. Breastsize is not. 😉

[Fusselchen @Fusselchen91]

@TheNinjaKuma @Mangalawyer Eve's body is not "fit woman", it's "anorexia meets plastic surgery".

[Fusselchen @Fusselchen91]

@UpdateNews724 It's very obvious that in the second picture someone said to her "look sad" and she had a hard time not to laugh. Looks extremely staged.

[Fusselchen @Fusselchen91]

@dal_suze8788 @ptdeep51 @theliamnissan Where in Europe? Here in Germany this kind of work is done by people from east Europe.

[Fusselchen @Fusselchen91]

@LibertyCappy Absolutely no logic here. If someone has a piercing like this, they will probably find these attractive. So the people you're trying to insult here are actually refuting you. 🤣

[Fusselchen @Fusselchen91]

@ApothekerDer Mein Freund und ich wechseln uns mit dem bezahlen ab. War für ihn zum Glück selbstverständlich.

[Fusselchen @Fusselchen91]

@Christophe75708 @AdamLowisz @elonmusk I bought these books a few years ago. Normally parts of these books start to get outdated after ten years or so. But especially in foundational books most of the content stays up to date for way longer. I learned for my exam this week with a more than 5 years old book.

[Fusselchen @Fusselchen91]

@Christophe75708 @AdamLowisz @elonmusk Archeologists are pretty good at dating the age of a person who died thousand years ago. You have the teeth, bones at the hand and the skull and also the state of the joints and vertebra. Around the antiquity they started to write dates at their graves, that helps too.

[Fusselchen @Fusselchen91]

@Christophe75708 @AdamLowisz @elonmusk Oh, and you don't have to tell me to use Google. I have plenty of medical literature at home and I prefer to use these books.

[Fusselchen @Fusselchen91]

@Christophe75708 @AdamLowisz @elonmusk Type 1 diabetes is an autoimmun disease. It's a matter of genetics or just a mistake in your immune system that causes it. Some people are born with this kind of diabetes And were born with it 3000 years ago,probably died very fast, because no one was able to measure bloodsugar.

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@Christophe75708 @AdamLowisz @elonmusk Cancer existed in the stone age. There are bones from people back then with signs of bone cancer. Many types of cancer are a matter of aging, because the older you are, the more your cells are mutating. Of course this was no problem when people died 30 years old.

[Fusselchen @Fusselchen91]

@Christophe75708 @AdamLowisz @elonmusk That sounds interesting. Can you name a few of those "new" diseases?