If you're riding on a bumpy path in the woods, helmets make a lot of sense.

But most roads do not have tree roots or rocks around.

Just like how after 9/11 muslims could've done more to distance themselves from the attacks, right? Clearly it's their own fault for the rise in islamophobia.

So does every number:

6.000000....

Das hätte ein maschineller PDF-Leser hingekriegt - und wäre dabei sogar noch schneller als der Prof gewesen!

Ich die ersten Wochen in der Analysis-Vorlesung...

...bis ich bemerkt hab, dass der Prof nur das Skript vorliest und wortwörtlich an die Tafel klatscht.

There's literally no need to create a whole taxonomy for the small physical differences in human ethnicities. May as well classify these bunnies into different [whatever] due to fur color.

War neugierig, hier das Bild für alle interessierte:

Ganz eventuell NSFA

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Intertrigo.jpg

I'll take the 80% treats for the 20% effect, please.

Quoting, parodies etc. is explicitly regulated and very tightly regulated. I can only speak for Germany here, other EU countries have different laws but I know they tend to be on the strict side as well.

For example, parodies must explicitly comment on the original work to be permitted. Modifying the lyrics in a funny way alone is not enough to be a parody.

Same with quotes: They are only permitted if they serve a scientific, informative or analytical purpose. Quotes for illustration purposes or entertainment are explicitly not permitted.

In 2021, "pastiches" were legalized which allows for some entertainment use of derivative copyrighted works but there is no legal precedent yet that defines their scope.

Fair use is a US-only concept. Western EU countries tend to have much stricter copyright laws.

Ah yes, Bundesdepublik Reutschland

Note:

He never said that. This quote is from William Pannapacker, a professor of American literature at Hope College in Holland, Michigan.

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/werner-herzog-germany-quote/