In Germany, a liter of cow, oat or soy milk is all 1 EUR or according to DuckDuckGo 6.53 BRL (1.17 USD). Ten years ago, local cow farmers fought against the discontinued 0.40 EUR/l ensured price (meaning world market competition), more recently I read somewhere that oat milk has production costs of 0.20 EUR/l here, so the whole math is off on both consumption and production side.
US-American subsidies and food culture politics are so deranged that expensive animal lactation is cheaper to the consumer than simple plant extracts.
I don’t know anything about financial markets, but Microsoft seems like the tech equivalent of Lehman Bros
Was she found by others from the community or is she still missing?
Quick, we must organise a search party search party! Let’s run through town shouting “SEARCH PARTY! WHERE ARE THOU?”
Don’t you dare come to me with a ‘We need more research’-excuse.
Is book in bag the new cutting out newspaper articles?
I caught/catched the most with pspsps
The overton window has shifted so much again that the former political ‘enemy’ of greens and leftists somewhat morphed into an ally for representative democracy, rule of law and dare I say ‘international cooperation’?
Trump II is such a strong external shock that the idea of the populous center party in proportional representation is becoming weirder and weirder (German example: How can Söder or Linnemann and Merkel or Günther exist in the same political party?).
That’s why social ownership is only one step.
I’m always confused by tourists in Bremen.
Programming socks
I don’t like space, it’s cold and it get’s everywhere.
either this is satire or people have weird sex, weird as in involuntarily unsatisfying
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Calm down Simon
This seems like one of those news that only make sense after some time has passed and other events are unfolding. Maybe Selensky has some skeletons in the closet (there’s a war after all), maybe Trump is the usual child or some EU politicians are secretly mad about some oligarch, maybe it’s an internal power play…