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In this context, I thought it was obvious that I was talking about this red pill.

So, when you choose a place to live, you know that you can plan your life there. Also, you don't need to be scared for the landlord blackmailing you.

I guess that both systems work. It's just different models of society.

The situations where there's an asymmetrical negotiation like landlords-tenants or employer-employee must be regulated by law in order to make them fair.

Law, not wealth, should give rights the people.

Also, fermentation would render the stew sour, which I don't think is a good quality for a stew.

I think that the idea of the perpetual stew is the contrary: to keep the stew always boiling on the fire in order to prevent the microorganisms from growing and spoiling it.

The thing is that in developed countries this kind of laws are not necessary because people just don't have children because they are too expensive.

So we can equally be sure that plutonium and bacon are a risk for health. But we also know that eating plutonium is more dangerous than bacon.

Also, do you mean that it is Ok to kill a prisoner because it is too expensive to keep him alive?

King are hiring like crazy! I am curious to know how good must be working with them.

That statement makes no sense. If the condom is not broken or slips off, there's no chance that a woman is inseminated. Unless the man has magic sperms that can teletransport themselves into a woman's womb.

And if that's not enough, in Japan there's no law that regulates the rental contracts so, every time that someone wants to rent a flat, he has sign a bunch of abusive clauses.

In any case, being a broker must be a good business because Tokyo is full of them.

I would go back home for the quality of life, not for the salary. But only if I could join a company that is actually creating something, instead of just using products created by others.

Plugs in Japan are like the american ones and they look really scary to me. Specially because here most of the houses are made of wood.

A guy who infiltrates into an enemy army base in order to kill soldiers from a foreign country cannot be terrorist.

And a country that drops a bomb from a drone into a wedding party because someone suspects that there may be some enemies among the guests, is obviously practicing terrorism.

Spain used to be in the same timezone as the UK. It made sense, as the Greenwich Meridian crosses the east of the Iberian Peninsula. But in 1942, the fascist dictator Franco decided to use the same timezone as the Nazi Germany and adopted the continental timezone (GMT+1).

The fun part of the story is that, as the Sun didn't actually move, the people kept doing their life at the same moments as before. That's why nowadays in Spain is usual to have lunch at 14 and dinner at 22. Specially in the West.

Things like sitting on a bench to read next to the children's playground, or crossing a park next to them, can put you in trouble.

Because as I am already using an AdBlocker that blocks the tracking cookies, this message is irrelevant.

I mean, for some one who is unable to work because he has, for instance, schizophrenia, clinical depression or alcoholism, is there any option apart from indigence?

A carbon fiber bike would probably be 3 kilos lighter than my bike. But then I would have to carry a really heavy chain in order to lock it. So, I cannot see the gain. Also, the heavier my bike, the more exercise I do, witch is the point, isn't it?