It very much does in winter at least. Benches conduct significantly less heat away from your body than the ground, which can more easily cause death of hypothermia. Even with layers of insulation.

Nö, vier Jahre danach.

The police don't hunt you down unless the victim filed a criminal complaint with them first. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antragsdelikt

Except for politicians, for some reason they're exempt though there seem to be plans to change this because it's incredibly unpopular.

Right, but even then, a significant portion of the cul-de-sacs homes can still be serviced. Just those close to the entry/exit.

There are also recommendations that bus stops should only be about 200 meters apart. That seems to match my experience when living in a small-ish town. Some parts were inevitable underserved, but that's hardly avoidable I think.

Depends on the length of the cul-de-sac to be honest. It's not unreasonable to have a bus stop at the entry, if it's less than 200ish meters away from the furthest home.

it's a civil violation

Over here it's very much a criminal offense, so this only applies to some countries.

Lucky you, with a nice and chilly 37°C on Thursday. I on the other hand have to suffer through this:

Die Frage ist aber wieso gibt es bei der Bahn überhaupt einen "single point of failure"? Es sollte der Bahn gar nicht möglich sein den gesamten nationalen Zugverkehr durch einen einzigen Fehler in den Stillstand zu versetzen.

Und das bei Funk hinzubekommen ist irgendwie eine Leistung. Was soll denn eine zentrale Stelle da überhaupt an Mehrwert bringen? Außer an Ausfallsicherheit (also dass ein Ausfall mit Sicherheit stattfinden wird) natürlich.

Jetzt warst du 10 Minuten schneller als ich, ich hab das auch eben erst mitbekommen >:(

Aber wie schafft man es, dass ein einziges Update den gesamten Zugverkehr lahmlegt? Vor allem bei so etwas inhärent Dezentralem wie Funk??

Ich glaub nicht mal die Telekom wäre in der Lage, das Internet deutschlandweit ähnlich kaputt zu machen wie die Bahn es jetzt mit dem Zugverkehr geschafft hat. Das ist echt eine Leistung, Hut ab.

They were a bit too absolute-y in my opinion.

But yeah, there's no harm in trying to see whether it will work for you.

This assumes executive dysfunction only ever comes from lack of (available) dopamine though.

It's better advice than stressing yourself out, sure, but it may just be useless.

The only thing that has ever worked for me - and I have tried giving myself treats before and during a task - are hard, immovable deadlines.

More than I expected to be honest, Germany has a rate of 75€ per day which would result in a whopping 400,000€. Austria has between 20€-50€ per day for instance.